Nickolas Means @nmeans.dev · Nov 13

It’s a lot to pack for an otherwise minimalist traveler, but it always beats hotel coffee.

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jamie · Nov 13

Surprised you haven't got the travel version!

Cody Norman · Nov 13

I do the same and also have a travel kettle! The only downside is it seems like TSA always searches my bags when the whole kit is in my checked luggage.

schwad · Nov 13

I do like an aeropress

Stanislav (Stas) Katkov · Nov 14

No weights? It seems like a missing piece in this puzzle.

Chris Evans · Nov 13

I aspire to this level of dedication to good coffee. I'm currently at "choose my hotel based on presence of in-room coffee facilities" 😂

Luke Hefson · Nov 13

Agreed. Who cares if TSA think it’s a p***s pump 😂

Adam Daniels · Nov 13

Wild! I'll travel with the Aeropress every once in a while but never with a grinder or kettle. Usually I just try to track down a bag of good grounds when I get to my destination. It's a bit easier now that I drink decaf and don't crave 6 cups a day. 😆

Lucian Ghinda · Nov 13

This is cool. I have a similar setup for traveling. The ony difference is the kettle! And I came to the same conclusion: doing my coffee like this will make a better coffee that what I could usually find early morning in a hotel or nearby.

Aaron Patterson · Nov 13

Why didn't I think of this? 🤦‍♀️