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r/Anticonsumption · u/Alternative_Web41121 sie 2026, 02:36

Making coffee in your car/ break set up

Yall have any good set up for this thats not just instant coffee? I don’t really like to buy at drive throughs. I found some ok things to use. I hate black coffee but maybe I can find a way to get used to it.

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u/robjohnlechmere71 sie 2026, 02:41
French press is best for this. Use an electric kettle in the office. Pour hot water into a thermos. Go to parking lot, pour hot water over the grounds in the press. Filter the grounds out with the press. Pour back into thermos. Hot coffee for the rest of the day.
u/FilteredOscillator101 sie 2026, 02:42
Electric kettle and french press. Some creamer and sugar packets. Don’t forget the spoon 🥄
- u/Hibou_Garou11 sie 2026, 03:53
  Does your car have a power outlet for the electric kettle?
  - u/FilteredOscillator21 sie 2026, 04:06
u/Hibou_Garou31 sie 2026, 02:42
If you could get your hands on hot water, I guess the easiest non-instant coffee would be a pour over with a plastic (or other material) device. You could conceivably use a French press too. As for the milk portion, I can only think powdered, but I don’t think you’d want to keep that in your car.
u/davers2211 sie 2026, 02:43
Do you have a way to boil water? I’m kind of assuming so since you mentioned instant coffee… A simple way would be to get a pour over. They sit on your coffee cup, and you use a paper or reusable mesh filter, put in your coffee grounds, and slowly pour boiling water over it. Generally makes pretty good coffee in my experience and cleanup is just tossing the wet grounds. You could get some powdered creamer if you don’t want to drink it black. It’s not the best but it doesn’t need refrigeration and doesn’t really go bad.
u/SensitiveAdagio301231 sie 2026, 02:48
Gotta say a 10 cup thermos stays hot all day. Takes a few tries to get the creamer/sugar right but it works every day all day.
u/angelansbury11 sie 2026, 02:49
Timemore has a travel tumbler/brewer combo. Given this is the anti consumption sub, I won't post a link but it's a handy solution for travel (and can be used for brewing at home as well). I believe it's called the 1+1 tumbler. If you already have a V60 or similar dripper, you don't need much more than access to hot water & a grinder (unless you're okay using pre-ground coffee). A scale can be very helpful but isn't necessary. You can probably find a decent hand grinder on Facebook marketplace and a sub like r/pourover can point you in the right direction. You may find black coffee more palatable if you start grinding your own beans, and buying specialty coffee from local roasters.
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u/jumphighfive11 sie 2026, 02:50
Aeropress is a pretty compact way to make a potent cup.
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u/Camilla-Taylor11 sie 2026, 02:54
Hot water from gas station coffee kiosk and a French press. If you hate black coffee, add some oat milk. I made tea in my car several times on a long road trip recently. I used a tea strainer, and filled up my thermos from the gas station, then added the tea strainer.
u/Appropriate-Poet-31431 sie 2026, 03:15
I used to live in my car when I was in university and would use a camp stove and a mocha pot to make my daily coffee. It was amazing. I used an msr pocket rocket but you can use any stove you want really. I would just buy small portions of cream and keep it in a thermos. I was a dirt bag but man I drank good and cheap coffee so I felt like I was living the life.
u/calmhike41 sie 2026, 03:19
Are you open to cold brew? You can make big batch at home and bring some in a cold thermos to have when you want it. It’s less acidic so you might find it takes less sugar and cream.
u/Rengeflower11 sie 2026, 03:19
I have a pour over. I drink coffee black because I don’t eat before lunch.
u/LedZeppole1011 sie 2026, 03:37
They make electric kettles that work with the car lighter jack
u/Maintenancehaul11 sie 2026, 03:42
Fire under water, boil add coffee grounds. Fresh coffee, less than 10 minutes.

Average purchased coffee ~$3.00 My cowboy coffee ~$0.40

Savings per day: about $2.60 Over time, that adds up: 30 days: ~$78 saved 365 days: about $950 saved
u/somecooldogs11 sie 2026, 04:07
Aeropress is even more space efficient than a french press and imo easier to clean.
- u/Squirrel_killer21 sie 2026, 05:32
  Sooooo much easier to clean. Just eject a puck of coffee grounds.
- u/Alternative_Web411211 sie 2026, 09:50
  Ok for sure will look into the aero press as well
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u/_Lividus11 sie 2026, 04:07
If you’re down for cold brew as prep and then either a thermos of it hot or cold you’re set (I’ve started doing this with some tea, cold brew, resize into a pint mason jar, ice when I want to drink it)
u/buddytattoo11 sie 2026, 04:08
I personally love my Aeropress. Hot water and ground coffee, then I add oat milk and some coffee syrup because I don’t like black coffee either. If you need a fully car setup the single cartons of milk would be a good option.
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u/stephcurrysmom11 sie 2026, 05:41
Jetboil and pour over or aeropress. Such great coffee either way and only in about 4 mins.
- u/Alternative_Web411211 sie 2026, 09:49
  I haven’t heard of this I do have a French press that I’ll probably start with. I’ll look into this as well.
u/MoeBlacksBack11 sie 2026, 10:55
Thermos
u/crazycatlady33111 sie 2026, 11:44
What about getting a good tumbler (that keeps the coffee hot for hours) and making it at home? I have a 32 oz tumbler that keeps drinks hot for 6 hours.
u/Opening-Priority-87511 sie 2026, 13:38
What if it’s a really good instant coffee? Try Mount Hagen instant coffee. Way better than Nespresso
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u/umm-iced11 sie 2026, 16:07
I make my own cold brew in a 64oz mason jar with a reusable metal filter, it's incredible. I usually just drink mine with cream, but you can try different creamers and lots of places have flavored syrups and you can learn how to make your own syrups. I know places like starbucks also let you bring your own cups to have filled
u/Terrariachick11 sie 2026, 17:17
What's wrong with instant coffee?