If you are fortunate enough to have a nice enamel coffee pot to sit on the side of the fire, making coffee is less exciting.
If you get placed into a camping situation without warning, of course, you will need to improvise. Let's say one of the many natural disasters took your home away and no one came to help. How would you make coffee, assuming you can locate some ground coffee to use.
Locate a large can, clean it however you can, find some water and coffee. Place the can of water on the campfire and toss a handful of coffee grounds into the water. Cook until you can't stand it any longer then pour a cup and enjoy. Strangely delicious.
I am a coffee lover and will not drink weak or bad tasting coffee. Larry brought home some Folger's Special Coffee.
If you are fortunate enough to have a nice enamel coffee pot to sit on the side of the fire, making coffee is less exciting.
I now think that if you drink two or three cups of hazelnut coffee, made rather strong, and add whole whipping cream until it is tan in color, will cause you to sweat profusely on a merely warm day. I may have to give hazelnut coffee up during the summer months. No can do. Think I'll just turn on the air conditioner. Here is a list of a few foods and things that cause sweating: Exertion in hot humid weather (which I did), stress and anxiety (got it), smoking a cigarette while trying to cool off, embarrassment or nervousness, and many more I have not named. These however are part of my life right now so maybe it isn't the coffee at all. . .
