🧦 Convenient and Mess-Free: 100 Count Disposable Fine Mesh Brewing Bags for Cold Brew Coffee and Tea, 4" x 6 Review

I needed a more affordable way to have a cold drink every day and not go out in public during quarantine. So hopefully this will be my salvation. They are relatively small, but serve their purpose. The material is thick, but try not to touch it with your hands or the seams may tear. Today I'm using it for the first time with a very dark coffee mixed with espresso, 1 filled sachet and 7.5 cups of water for an overnight soak. It's been a few hours and it's already quite dark, I can't wait for the

I'm very glad they exist! I worked at Starbucks for years/ was a coffee maker and when I thought about making cold brew coffee at home everything was too complicated: filters only existed for drip coffee, gauze is a disaster, manual straining will NEVER happen etc. So I made my decision for an espresso machine and learned to love the double shot. And when I wanted iced coffee, I used a French Press. All is well. Then I saw these. LIFE. CHANGE! They are SO easy to use! The design is GREAT! You…

I started with a 64 oz Mason can and its accompanying filter (actually I have two 64 oz cans now; my two sons AND I both drink cold drinks. It worked fine for a while, but then this filter clogs with resins and oils and won't let water through; you end up getting a much lower coffee yield for a given amount of water. So I have some other permanent filters did some research and couldn't find one that I really liked (I've since tried one that I didn't like, won't go into detail here).I found and…