I love your channel, thank you, Erik. I enjoy your peace and solitude.

My father and I made cowboy coffee when we packed back in the day. Best stuff ever. Thank you.

I just stumbled upon this recently and it is my new favorite thing. Thanks for sharing what you know and the great peace many of us cannot experience at home.

I just started making Cowboy Coffee. I don't usually drink coffee without a sweetener, but I notice the Cowboy coffee is not as bitter and don't mind drinking it black. Thanks for sharing Erik

Another work of art. Thanks.

I have been wondering for a while how you made coffee. Thanks for showing us. Looks real strong.

I think, cowboy coffee is better than starbuck's....welldone Erik 😊👍👍👍

Hands down, best channel I have seen. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge and adventures. I really like tea in the woods, for some reason, yet at home I prefer coffee. Of course I make a big production of my coffee which would be unpleasant outdoors.

From USA. Came across your videos recently, enjoy them, Thanks. I do enjoy watching the coffee tradition and the Thumbs up. I get great chuckles seeing the well used, well broken in pot with many seasons of tar on it. Used, not abused. I have wondered through many of your video's, if it was instant coffee or ground you use, now I know. Nothing like a good cup of dark coffee and great scenery. Happy trails.

Hello Erik, thank you for sharing this helpful tip on how to make Cowboy coffee. All the best to you. 🤗

Hello from Wyoming Erik! Like you, any outing into the country is a good excuse to make coffee. Strong always better than weak, for sure. I love the "patina" your coffee pot has taken on from many fires; mine looks similar. Thanks for sharing. You have a kindred spirit here in Cowboy country.

I like my coffee only in the morning so on a hike I enjoy green tea with fresh ginger and honey.

You are a great inspiration, Erik. Thank you! 🙌🏽

I enjoyed you showing how you make your coffee. I must try this.

I made coffee your way while camping over the weekend - my buddy was sceptical but soon won over! Thank you for sharing :)

Spot on. There's nothing like a strong coffee wherever you are but especially camping.

Really enjoy watching your videos. Inspires me to go out solo.

This movie brought back very fond memories of my trip to Helsingborg, and Oland (Stora Alvaret). The first morning I made coffee and my host kindly emptied it out and made "Swedish Coffee". She used a lot more coffee than I had. I quickly learned. It was one of the most memorable weeks of my life. I really enjoy your videos Erik. All the best to you. Tony

Great Video! Love your How-to videos lol

Myself I'm boiling the water, put the cattle to the side and add the coffee. Then I put it over the heat again and let it get a quick boil, just so the rolling boil make the coffee mix and there are no dry coffee laying on top of the water. Put the cattle to the side again and let it all settle until you can pour it without any coffee grains.... approximately 3-5 minutes. I prefer it strong as you but by not boiling the coffee from the beginning you avoid a little of that bitterness that cover the good coffee taste. I grew up with it this way in your neighbor country in the west. Amazing videos and great work!

This is definitely my favourite way to brew coffee outdoors or at home, it’s become that one thing I have to do everyday like a ritual. Great video Erik, I hope you are well and recovering. Hopefully you will be back very soon, all the best, Brian.

I started making my coffee this way. Its easy and delicious ☕😉👍Thanks Eric! 😊!

I was wondering how you made your coffee and avoided the grounds going in your cup, so it’s good to see this. Course grind. I take a little macchiato for espresso ☕️👍

Uppskattar verkligen dina videos. Vi är bosatta i Miami och jag saknar svensk natur, du ger oss en boost att oxa vidare här och snart kunna vara tillbaka i skog och mark i riket! Tack!

Cool way to make cowboy coffee ✌keep posting more videos

I love cowboys because I love John Wayne movies. I love coffee but have to drink it weak because I get indigestion easily. I love all your shows because they are peaceful & calming. Thank you for sharing with us! Thumbs up! 👍👍👍

For anyone wondering on which brand of coffee Erik is using, it's 'Gevalia Mellanrost Brygg' - Mostly only available in Sweden, but can probably be bought online somewhere...

I love cowboy coffee, the secret was coarse grind, it works like a champ. No sugar or cream needed, tastes great.

great clip and coffee cooking tips, thanks Erik. i like to take a coffee break(thermos) on top of a mountain on my cycle home each day and would love to add a coffee cooking ritual when i have time/energy. only strong coffee does the trick for me too, i love the extra spoon you added when you were ready already, nice one.. ! i'll make a simple stove and keep an eye out for one like yours. what other special treats do you enjoy in your moments of peaceful solitude.. ?

wow very nice! love it!

Loved this video! Haha! :D You are the man bro! Good luck to all your future adventures!

Now that is how you make a good cup of coffee. My co-workers tell me that they know my morning ritual is as soon as I get to the office, a cup of coffee is made. Great video, Erik.

great video, i too love my coffee hiking. i will try your way

Being English I like tea Erik....but usually slip in a wee dram of Scotch to warm me up on colder hikes. That said, I like coffee, too. Whatever our tastes, I think it great to get on a 'brew' in the outdoors in a convenient spot, relax, take in the surroundings, check equipment, plan ahead and so on. Good video.

Cowboy coffee is the best! Thanks for the video!

I've been drinking yerba mate, guayusa, and green tea. Sometimes I mix in some coffee for the flavor. The green tea I've been drinking lately ("gunpowder") has a nice, clear effect.

My favorite is Swedish M40 mess kit. i take the aluminum one for backpacking, and take the stainless steel for car camping. I just made a titanium windscreen to replace the aluminum SVEA so i can use it as hobo stove to burn wood logs and charcoal.

Great video friend

I as well use a firebox for making coffee. I also enjoy hot cocoa in the Michigan winter while hiking. So nice while out in the forest. Thanks for sharing Erik!

Super video!!!

You can't beat a hot cup of coffee! Thanks!

I picked up a Primus LiTech kettle as well and tried your technique. Your method worked perfectly. No grinds! That makes a great coffee. It's as good as a French Press or better. However, I don't think I'm going to live long enough to have that amazing patina that your kettle has around the outside, though. Thanks!

Agree- weak coffee is waste of effort

Five and a half scoops of coffee!! Yikes, here in the USofA, we call that "axe head coffee".... strong enough to float an axe head on!! LOL. Love your videos, Man. Ax

Bra redigerad video. Tycker också om att du gillar naturen och att skåda fåglar. :-)

So good, love your films and info. Was wondering how the coffee didn't get stuck in your teeth. Letting it settle for 5 minutes is the answer! Great stuff keep it up Thanks

I’ve always used a Moka pot / Italian stove top espresso. Recently I’m interested in trying something lighter weight. I’ll have to try cowboy.

I use a 6 cup percolator. Works fine, but I think I've got to get me one of those wooden cups. My tin one doesn't hold the heat. Need one of those Swedish axes too.

Just wonderful.

Think I may try this. Thanks Erik.

Erik, when you finish the boiling process it is better to add to the coffee some little cold water or, even better, the snow, that makes the coffee settle down the pot faster and easier, try it. Meanwhile, I would like to thank you for your great videos, one can dream watching them. The light was so beautiful over there. Have you done a video with the Northern Lights?

You are the real deal Eric!

Great, thanks for sharing :-) When I'm outdoors I only drink coffee in the mornings (after sleeping outside) and for special moments like to pamper myself when it's wet or nasty weather. Otherwise I normaly broil tea or drink a simple soup throughout the day to quench my thirst. If it's nice and warm I just drink plain water.

Nothing better than a strong coffee 👍🏽

Merci pour le partage, thanks for sharing ! 🤩

Enjoy coffee time

Sometimes I use coffee that they sell like tea bags. So you just boil your water and place your "coffee bag" in the water. Some coffee bags have a little string, like a tea bag, so you can dunk it up and down. These small coffee bags are very easy to carry. I like Maxwell House.

Hei Erik, James Hoffmann said he wants to make a video about cowboy coffee. I think you would be the best person to take James for a hike in the woods and show how you make your coffee in the Swedish way.

Great video! Thanks! Would you consider filter coffee. Makes the clean up easier. BTW, have you ever hiked in the U.S.? I hiked Guadalupe Peak last week. Fantastic trip.

That grind seemed to include at lot of various sized coffee. I'm pretty sure that was well over extracted but I guess it makes for "cowboy coffee" ie you drink what you have 😄

His voice is nice. Its a different kind of deep from the usual deep voice.

I never drink cowboy coffee but i'm using the Bialetti (small one) or just some instant coffee.

enjoy the coffee, cheers

I’m going to try making some fresh coffee this way. The firebox stove is a cool way to enjoy wood fire and cook. I usually carry Starbucks Via instant, which is good and strong. That is for morning and maybe lunch. For later, and especially before bedtime, I love a cup of HuKwa tea with a teaspoon of honey. Very relaxing. I don’t know if you can get HuKwa in Sweden. I buy it from Mark Wendell company in MA, USA.

Great video. That’s a nice coffee cup. Where can I buy one like that? Thank you

On a canoe trip down the Suwanee river 6 of us , most in solo canoes , spent a couple of weeks on the river. Towards the end we were running short on coffee grounds. Let me back up for a second. We would make the cowboy coffee in a large , well used , 16 cup coffee pot over the fire. When we realized there would not be enough grounds by using fresh grounds each morning for the rest of the trip. We came to the conclusion that we would keep the old grounds in the pot and add a small amount of the fresh grounds each morning for the rest of the trip. It was different but pretty good coffee each morning. That proves the old saying about everything tasting better when camping ..... is true. LOL ,LOL

I love you man you seem like a really nice guy !!!😁☺️☺️

Morning coffee.. holy moment :)

Eric, a little tip for you: adding crushed egg shells to your coffee (as it cooks) will make it taste more mellow and less bitter from the acidity of the coffee, because the egg shells are alkaline due to the calcium

Coffee or Billy tea or maybe we should call it Billy Coffee down here in Australia hehehehe because we use a Billy can :) Take care. Craig

Very good. Thank you!

Cowboy coffee, nice coffee... .😍

No Brasil temos um excelente café!

Do You have preferred time of boiling cowboy coffee? I prefer 4-5 minutes on not too big fire, usually use Optimus multifuel "spider" kind, or Svea 123, with higher simple pot. Boiling coffee isn't popular in Poland (totally !!!) , but everyone, who tasted, is pleased very much

My favorite camping drink is fir tea. Best wishes :)

Very good voice for documentary .. please use it often in your films.

Hey Erik, i think you know I absolutely like this video! ;)

I prefer tea but that truly was a holy moment :)

hi erik, what are u using camp fire tool? can l know the brand? name... thanks~~

tried it, pretty easy, tastes great.

Thanks, Erik. Greetings from the US! What is the cup you use? I'm looking for a nice wooden camp cup that's about that size.

Erik, I have not read all comments. Love your movies. I wish to ask....is there a particular pot that serves well? Presently I use the same stove and love it, but brew my coffee differently. All the best,Bob

in eastern europe they always made this kind of "cowboy coffee", from coffee beans, ground coffee (grinding the beans with a mill). then either boil the water over a fire or with an electric boiler (in the offices). when water boils, coffee is ready. only later they got instant coffee or machines. im not much of a coffee drinker, if coffee is too strong i get too impacient and edgy for office work (loose diplomacy when dealing with problems and having to find work arounds).

I,ll miss you in the morning ..when I have to make my own coffee 😉

For how long do you usually boil the coffee? Thanks

wow cowboy coffee is good

Haha! Thx for the video! Sweet cowgirl coffee! ~Ashlyn

Beautiful birds :)

now that explains everything

how long to you cook the coffee? do you take off the fire when it comes to a boil? thanks for all your videos! awesome quality!

Where can I get a kuksa like that??

Where did you buy your tent and your coffee. :-)

Mantap mas bro

Thank you. :)

Trevlig rulle, som bekant så kör jag kör med min gamla bryggtratt, tänker dock göra en uppgradering till en vikbar lite mindre brygg-tratt i silicone som passar bättre i friluftssammanhang. Mvh "Brygg-master

Wow - that was a lot of coffee grounds for a small pot. Super strong.

Thanks for the video. Really enjoy the videos, I subscribed. I do have a question: Is coffee in Sweden always drank black? Is sugar ever added? Personally, I never add cream or milk to my coffee, but almost always add a little sugar. Thanks!

A traditional coffee that Swedish immigrants carried with them into the many Lutheran churches of the American midwest. Strong black coffee and bland food, is Scandinavian heaven!

What brand is your cup Erik???

Where can i get the frame that you put the fire in??