Primula 2.7 Quart Pitcher with Instant Infuser Review

I'm not sure if this product should be in our kitchen or bar. Basically we have a giant cocktail maker that is sold as a device for brewing fruit drinks. At a bargain price you get a hefty 2-1/2 liter jug that fits in your fridge door. You also get a Flavor Core, Ice Core, and Stick. You use the aromatic core to add fruits and other foods in, and then melt (mix) them with a stick (make sure you put the core in the pitcher beforehand. After stirring a few times, all the good flavors should…

I mostly just use teapots for citrus and water. I've found that all sorts of other fruits add a lot of color to the water but not much flavor. The lemon, lime, and orange chunks add some flavor to the water, though, so it's worth taking the time to add the fruit tincture to my water. You can use an incense stick to press on the fruit to get the scent out of them and into the water while it's all in the jar. This is a nice extra not included in some jars like this, which are just a container and

Much better than our current Takeya brew pot. I gave up the idea of a brew jar due to issues with Takeya, which has large, long open areas for the fruit's pulp and seeds to pass through and create a mess in the water. This Primula has several options and reading the manual is very important. As I explain what it does, I'll talk about some "must haves". Primula Flavor can flavor water, brew tea, herbal infusions or alcoholic beverages (cocktails). There is a "cooling core" which is a sealed gel…