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| MSR Mugmate Coffee/Tea Filter | 
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| Brand: MSR
Category: Sports
List Price: $16.95
Buy New: $16.94
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Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 21654
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 6.3 x 3.8 x 3
MPN: 321003
Model: 321003
UPC: 094642210033
EAN: 0094642210033
ASIN: B000F1SSFI
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Product Description
No campsite meal is complete without a fresh-brewed cup of joe. After all, you didn't come to the mountains to suffer. Weighing in at under an ounce, and with no paper filters to dispose of, the MugMate Coffee/Tea Filter works with almost any mug or cup and packs away inside it.
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Very cool December 2, 2008
Light, small, fits in a cup and if you bring fresh ground coffee on your next trip, you will be in heaven. Excellent item.
Excellent for brewing tea even when you're not camping July 26, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I've tested many loose tea brewers and this is the best (I've never used it to brew coffee so look to other reviews for an evaluation of how well it does that). The problem with most loose tea brewers is that the mesh is too coarse, letting through flecks of tea. This brewer has a very fine mesh. I'm not a camper, but I was in REI to buy some shoes and I spotted this and decided to give it a try since I'd never found a really satisfactory tea brewer. I was delighted. That was a couple years ago -- I've been using mine a couple times every day ever since -- So I feel MSR is missing the mark here -- they should be marketing this in kitchenware stores, not just in camping stores. I bought my second one from Amazon so I can have one for me and one for a guest. (I don't like to brew tea by using the same tea leaves for two cups -- the second cup is never as good as the first -- each tea drinker deserves a cup of tea made from fresh leaves, not leaves that have been used to brew another cup before theirs. By having two of these, I can brew two excellent cups of tea at once.)
For loose tea, I recommend alltea (for excellent tea with good value -- try their English Breakfast tea -- very hearty) or Upton tea (for an amazing variety of high-end teas). Have you ever tried Rooibos tea? -- give it a try!
Perfection July 7, 2008
Needed a way to make coffee while backpacking and this works. It is way better than that plastic stick thingy that you have to stir around and let sit in your mug for 10 minutes in order to get any flavor out of it.
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