Coffee In The Truck

Just answered your own question. Medium grind should work well.

 

I think it took me about five or six cups of coffee before I figures out what I liked which is a fine grind with the water half way between 2 and 3 mark. Your taste buds might require something different. You'll have to experiment.

 

https://www.vibocold.dk/Files//Files/Kataloger/12-24V_UK/Coffee72.pdf
A little pricey,but this is what Scania puts in their trucks at the factory.
12 or 24 volt.....They work great from what a friend across the pond tells me.

 

Looks interesting... A built in coffee maker would be a nice addition for sure.

 

Philmor Can!!!

 

Expensive but looks interesting.

http://www.brookstone.com/single-se...1ylzyiTBq0FbRtzmap6vlW4KbZtblAN6V0aAiz78P8HAQ

 

They don't stock enough sugar to make it taste any better. But I would drink it if I'm in a rush. I had a french press but it was hard to clean so I got the aeropress now. So easy to clean

 

And if you just got to have those fresh ground beans.

http://www.brookstone.com/single-se...1ylzyiTBq0FbRtzmap6vlW4KbZtblAN6V0aAiz78P8HAQ

 

I'm lucky enough to have a company-installed 1800W inverter in my truck, so I'll be buying one of the 4 cup makers today. It also includes a fridge, so I can keep my own creamer on hand.