I know this is really, really, really,*really* old, and everyone involved will have long since moved on with their lives, but just for the sake of future readers yet to come, I’d just like to tag in behind Nate and also say that it’s not all about the soil; caffeine is not safe – or necessarily *wise* – for all animals to consume. And if it smells interesting – which coffee grounds do – they *will* lick it.
Even if your leftover grounds, dumped out in the wild, don’t outright poison any poor fuzzy li’l critter, have a heart for the other camper who might have to deal with a caffeinated bull moose (or mountain lion, or bear, or coyote…komodo dragon…cassowary…hey, I don’t know where you are).
Half-joking? Sure. But only half.

Hahaha in my mind it already is!

Coffee should be added to the elements of survival: food, water, shelter, fire, coffee.

We love the taste of percolator coffee too, but since it’s just the two of us, we find that the Aeropress is the straightest line between us and a cup of coffee first thing in the morning. ????

The new Pipamoka is good fun and makes good coffee too! 🙂

Hah, instant coffee is definitely not our first choice, either! We typically use it only when lightweight backpacking where it doesn’t make sense to carry heavier coffee-making equipment.

The Turkish coffee method is also a great idea. We love a strong cup of coffee afterall!

DH, thanks for sharing the Simpresso! Looks like it could definitely be a good choice while camping. We’ll have to try it out for ourselves sometime.