Propane-Powered Coffeemaker

To think they used to have to grind up the beans manually with mortar and pestle. Then they'd dump the grounds in their coffee cup, fill it up with hot water and start drinking.

I sell propane and propane accesories.

I use a simple, stainless steel french press, an ultralight camping tea kettle, and a standard propane stove head that fits onto to the top of the gas canister. The stove is used to heat whatever you want, from bacon to oatmeal. The press holds about ten cups.

This is an overpriced product for which there is no need. Stoves (or campfires), water/tea kettles, and the means to apply hot water to coffee grounds, have existed for decades.