Review on Convenient Travel Mug: EZE Homegoods Cold Brew Iced Coffee Maker & Iced Tea Maker - 28 Ounces with Airtight Lid by Jazz Rajasingam

I've been experimenting with different cold brew options and this travel bottle is my last. I don't actually take a bottle anywhere, but I've found it to be a very convenient way to brew coffee at home. One bottle fills my giant glass (no ice), which is about the amount of coffee I need for a day with two kids. I've found that if the grind is too fine some of it will still go through the filter so I'll adjust next time I grind a pack. Previous cold brew methods include a French press (tricky to keep in the fridge without the last bits of coffee), a nut milk bag (great btw and can make a large batch, but gets messy and a little grist seeps in when you pour it into the bag , still in the jar), a mason jar, and coffee filters (it takes little time to filter each morning). Currently I would put this at the forefront of my methods. It's convenient to store in the fridge, easy to clean, and I get exactly the amount I need every day.