I deside to put the beans in my mouth then drink the hot water

I making this coffe for my mom right now and I am only 10

i'm in college and broke and i use this method. makes great tasting coffee without expensive machines

Haven’t had a coffee maker for months and kept going out to get coffee every day. Thanks man the coffee tastes delicious and you’re gonna save me a bunch of money

Holy shit a helpful, humble video without being told to like it! That is rare on YT these days 👍

The Starbucks crowd might find this video incredibly useful in the coming months, as it turns out!!

First week in the new apartment and a week to payday. This method didn’t save my life, just everyone else’s I have to interact with on the daily. Thanks man!

“I was out of coffee, so the only coffee I had was regular coffee” you sir are a master with words 😁😂

One of my friends cracked up when I boiled her coffee in a pan, then folded a filter into a funnel to keep the grounds out of her cup. She decided she DIDN"T need a $100 one cup coffee maker. Then I showed her how to repeat the procedure into a mason jar, cool completely, make coffee ice cubes for iced coffee, and add the grounds to her houseplants for compost. It didn't take long for that city gal to go cowgirl.

Who cares about buying a coffee pot now? It takes forever and this is the best way to do it. Super likes.

Thank God for you and KZfaq! I am 71 and struggling against the effects of 4 strokes. I rolled out of bed at the crack of noon today, staggered in a haze to the kitchen to get some coffee only to drop my 53 year old percolator. The glass bubble shattered. (Plus, I think the pot had begun to leak.) My 1st thought was, please KZfaq don't let me down. So I entered "how to make coffee at home without coffee maker". Voila! I'm on my 2nd cup of cowboy coffee and beginning to think I will live after all. THANK YOU!

Great video. A simple and humble way of making coffee. Who would've ever known that 5 years after posting this video it would end up being very helpful for tons of others during a pandemic.

My grandmother was born in a covered wagon, 1876. She made coffee on her stove in a cast iron pan, same way...BUT, after boiling for about 4 minutes, she dropped 1/4 cup of COLD water in, the grounds DID sink.

I'm drinking it as we speak, to be completely honest I have never had better tasting coffee than campfire/cowboy coffee.

Very impressed with how clean your gas stove is. Must be brand new. Mine looked like that for about15 minutes about ten years ago.

I'm sitting here in coffee heaven sipping on my cowboy coffee! I love it! ❤ My coffee maker stopped working and I'm sooooo glad it did! I've never liked the idea of making coffee from any coffee maker simply because of the hot water passing through plastic before filling the cup! I used a small heavy duty stainless steel pot which holds about 3 cups, followed your instructions, and my coffee came out AMAZINGLY GOOD! I will NEVER buy another coffee maker! You just can't beat old school no matter how hard you try! 😋 Thank you TinMan for sharing! 🥰 - Allie, (the coffee lover ☕)

it's good....we Indians used to make coffee by this way only. most of the homes dont have the coffee maker...☺️

My coffee pot (my only important thing as a poor student) broke and this method worked great. It really is fresh coffee when I tried this. Thanks man! Really appreciated.

Just broke my coffee maker bout 3 mins ago. This video is a life saver! Thank you kind Sir for posting this!

Never made ground coffee that fast before and it slaps I’m glad I couldn’t find all the parts to my coffee maker lmao

I call it hood coffee

My coffee pot stopped working several months ago so I went to gas stations to get my coffee I came on here and seen your video and I was amazed how good the coffee tasted. I got a coffee pot on sale and after using it for a couple weeks I realized I like my coffee better on the stovetop.

Finally someone that makes coffee the same way I do haha

My parents had to visit grandparents out of country and im so used to my dad just making me his special version of coffee. You sir have saved me, cus I only have me, myself, and I. My dad has spoiled me.

My coffee pot cracked and I came across your video, thank you so much for this! I love my coffee in the morning! Thanks again! 😊

Jim, I use Tasters Choice instant myself, but I'll be a son of a gun, you made it from real ground coffee! I can't believe all the grounds settled to the bottom. Great job!!! LOL!

As a member of the Starbucks crowd, I will confidently say that your warm smile and enthusiasm has me craving some fresh cowboy coffee right now!

Thank you. My coffee maker broke this morning. Don't have any filters and I just want a cup of coffee in my rig. I have a hot plate, so I'm going to use your method now. Cowboy coffee, lol. Nice!

I’m about to do this right now for my husband. Thank you!!

I use this method all the time, great video. If you have any kind of filter from a coffee maker that’s too dirty to use or even a fine strainer, it negates the grounds issue and it’s perfectly clean, as well as tasty. Thanks for the vid!

Straight up! Love this down-to-earth video. Straight up! No beating around the bush. Straight Up!

Tomorrow, I am gonna make this for my aunt, dad, and grandma. Looks so easy!✔️

Bought a pretty basic coffee machine from Walmart and when I finally got around to using it, my cup was filled with the coffee ground even with a filter on there. Watched this video and I've been making my coffee on the stove while the coffee machine gathers dust. Thanks!

Oh yea.... Campfire coffee.. or Cowboy coffee... YeeeeHaaaaaaa! :)

Been making coffee like this for over 30yrs friends in awe and love it. Some times throw in some cardamom too. Coffee always comes out great😎

Couldn't have found an easier, more to the point video than this. TY!

"Cowboy Coffee" Wow, I have not seen this in years... It tasts really good, especially camping...

I have been making my coffee this way before I saw your great video. Very seldomly do coffee brewing videos mention this easy method. I bring my coffee grounds to a just boil in a glass coffee pot on the stove top and let it stand for 10 minutes, then pour it into a cup throught a ordinary metal tea strainer. Tge coffee tastes delicious and clean everytime. Thanks for sharing your method!

Thank you for this video! We just moved and don’t have a coffee maker...I am about to make right now! GOOOOOD MORRRNIN! ❤️

I can imagine it would taste quite bitter. An easier way would be to bring the water to a boil first, then remove from the heat, then stir in the coffee. I just measure how much water I want by filling the cup then adding to the pot. Best to use about a heaping tablespoon per cup. Medium roast works best as it does not become bitter.

I never knew you can do this. I’m tired of buying new coffee maker ever three months. I’ll try this

That's what I do too. But, I use a tea strainer to filter it out. I also add milk because I like a latte. So, after the coffee boils, I put milk in it and bring it to a boil. And then I use my strainer to pour.

Love it!! I snub my nose at all of these coffee gadgets. Thank you for simplifying my life.

Making coffee for my mom and dad for the New Year’s it helped a lot thanks

This is great! I accidentally picked up brew coffee instead of instant. Thanks for the tip!

This video just made my day 🖤

This is how my nan and mum always made coffee and I still make it this way on occasion and when camping. I find you get a good, rich cup of java with this method.

Thank you so much. I don't drink coffee, but brought some for weight lost method and pick the wrong coffee. I needed instant coffee, but not knowing anything about coffee just pick the first thing I saw. Your video has helped me because I don't want to throw it out. thanks again

I'm shocked how simple this regime is. I always had a coffee maker in my house since I was a little kid. This seems a lot quicker and to the point. I'm just now discovering this regime... what is the point of a coffee maker??

You can pour it into another pot through a paper towel or strainer to catch the grounds.

This is probably the best method of making coffee. Always comes easy and handy

Gotta love people like this man right here

Thank you so much for making this video! I really needed to know how to do this since I am almost out of instant coffee and have ground coffee and no coffee maker. You saved the day! Thank you!

Tried it tonight easy peasy! Tastes better than drip and easy cleanup, and you don't ever have to buy filters again. To speed up the grounds falling just sprinkle some cold water into the pan the grounds will immediately fall. Also using a deep sauce pan helps to separate the coffee from the grounds when pouring.

Thanks for the tip! My coffee maker broke this morning and now (while in quarantine) is not the time to go out and buy a new one. So I'll try this! :)

thank you for making this video quick and simple i watched other ones and they used items that i didn’t have, this was just a pot and water u are amazing 🙏🏻

just tried this, excellent smooth cup of coffee and it was fun to make! thanks for making this video:)

That's how my grandpa did it and he lived to be 96 years old.

I've watched this two days Ina row, Worked great both days! Your the man

Thanks for the video. I really didn't know what to do when the coffee grounds floated to the top. Your a godsend. I can now enjoy my coffee peacefully.

Thanks this turned out great!

I always make it like this. I usually use a strainer to pour the coffee in my mug.

Omg you are a life saver. Currently without power due to this winter storm in Texas. Thank you ❤

Thanks to your video Just made my coffee on a pot, taste just as good. Thank you

About to go make me some “cowboy coffee” right now ☺️

I'm not a big coffee drinker but I do keep instant coffee around for the once-in-a-blue-moon occasion. My parents came over some time ago and I wanted to offer them coffee but all I had was the kind you make in a coffee maker! I knew there had to be a way to do it on the stove but wasn't sure how. I also remember my aunt used to use one of those cloth sieves (don't know what they're called) and her coffee always tasted delicious. So I'm gonna try this method for the next time my folks come!

The quickest, most comprehensive guide out there. All I found was 20 minute bull about coffee presses. I have a fancy coffee machine, but honestly making coffee this way is a lot more fun and it tastes just as better

I appreciate this video very much. Thank you for showing us how to make Cow Boy Coffee.

here because my coffee machine just broke! I paid a lot of money for that damn machine

I just realised this is how my mum makes coffee 😂

Thanks man for the video, it literally saved my day. My Keurig broke and I really needed coffee. So thanks again for the help!😊

It works! And it’s the best coffee I’ve ever made ☕️ 😊 thank you so much!

thank you ! life saverrrrr. lol.

heck almost nobody is passionate enough to spend on a coffee maker here in India... that's exactly how we always do it

Awesome, my Mr. Coffee coffeemaker stopped working after two months, not getting another, this method looks great- thanks a lot. :)

Thank you Sir💯. You made my night. I am old school now and no need a Coffee maker. Salud! ☕

I got a coffee maker and this way makes the coffee taste way better than that machine shit. No more bitter coffee. Shout out cowboy coffee !

you the man 👍

Making my very own 1st cup of coffee at home, thanks for this demonstration! 😁

Amazing. Simple. quick, to the point. And I learnt something moneysaving. Thank you.

In the end it's really just like French press coffee without the filtering press and being picky over the water temp or similar to Turkish coffee. If you don't want to risk grinds you can always pour it into another vessel and then put a wet filter over your cup and filter it that way. Starbucks has some decent specialty stuff but their standard coffee is, to me at least, nasty. Burnt or something, no matter where I go. Dunkin is ok but their specialty drinks tend to be too acidic for me. I'd take this any day over those.

It's pretty much all I ask for really is getting the job done ... taste is secondary :-P

I'm going to try this right now! :) I ran out of coffee filters and this looks like an excellent way to get a good cup of coffee ☕

Awesome !! Trying this today ! ❤❤

ohp learning I'm trying to use a new coffee creamer

Rest easy my mans 🙏🏻

I needed this so bad right now thank you!😂❤

This was incredibly helpful

I do this even though I have a coffee maker. But don't let it boil it burns the beans, if you have a reusable coffee filter use that to filter out the grounds. Oh add one pinch of salt, it does make it taste better (that's the way my grandfather made it). But if you get the hang of it temperature timing you can make a cup of coffee that is almost identical to Starbucks.

Great video but GO COWBOYS!!!!!]

This video saved me today. Woke up without any power, but luckily I have a gas stove. Perfect coffee

dude, I must say, I really enjoyed your video, you seem like a very sympathetic person, it's 5:30 now, and you just made my morning a lot better, I really hope you have a great day sir.

my Salvadoran friend thought me this. He also gave me some coffee his mom roasted .

Rip 🤧

Thank you!!! I'm in the same predicament right gonna give this a try

Thank you very much for this video; I needed this this morning.

It's been killing me for months on how to do this and you just showed me the way thank you so much sir very much appreciate you thank you

Thank you I will probably do this every morning because I love my coffee ☕️

Thanks for the video! Im going to try this! Thank you!!

I love this video. Thank you.