Toddy Cold Brew Coffee Maker, White, 1 EA - Enhance Your SEO! Review

I like this system. This greatly simplifies the process of cold brewing coffee. You don't have to buy an expensive system like this. I used to use whatever container I had on hand and then pour the coffee through a strainer. But it was dirty and there was a lot of ground in my loft. This system is much easier to clean and the sponge filter catches all the soil, even the smallest. When I make punch, I don't follow her instructions exactly. Here's the best way: After wetting and inserting the…

I like this product *mostly*. It's a very easy way to make a cold drink (much better than what I've done in the past where I made it in a jug and then strained it through cheesecloth which was messy as hell) and the quality of the drink is good. It really makes the whole process easy and streamlined. A few cons: The plastic handle on the white part isn't strong enough to hold when filled with water and coffee. Don't even try. You need to put the cork *very well* on the bottom of the white part.

I have tried various methods of making a homemade cold drink at home using a french press in the fridge overnight, soaking the grounds in water and filtering. None of them worked until I received my toddy last Friday, quickly unboxed, cleaned, sanitized and brewed the batch at the recommended dosage on the packaging. The end product after almost 20 hours of brewing was an extremely full-bodied, smooth and full-bodied coffee concentrate without acid. anything. What I liked about this product is…

. I bought this after using the French press to make cold brew for a while. I thought it would be a lot easier and I could create more volume instantly. Not only did it not perform as expected, but it was also much more difficult to clean than a French Press. First, the design is just weird, there is a little "plug" at the bottom that holds the liquid. Not only will this cause it to leak if you're not careful, but it also makes it awkward and somewhat difficult to remove the plug. A small…

This system makes soft, cold coffee. I will give so much But the price is just unreasonably high compared to the quality. It's basically a cheap plastic bucket with a hole in the bottom. I always leave it in the kitchen sink overnight while it simmers because I can't imagine what an unholy mess it would be if the cork popped out at the bottom, and I certainly wouldn't leave it on a glass carafe because of it is too heavy on the top and the glass that makes up the carafe is thin as an eggshell…

Hard to believe I bought my Toddy Maker 14 years ago, one of my first Revain purchases! Without a doubt, this is the tastiest coffee I've ever had. The carafe broke many years ago (thanks to my dog) but I still use the plastic tea leaves, original rubber stopper and original filters. It's hard to believe that this whole contraption is so simple and easy to clean (ie no moving parts, no metal to rust). Not much has changed in my recipe. I coarsely grind 1/2 to 1 pound of very fresh coffee, add 9

My relatives swore by this product, so I bought one. But WOW! This is a lot harder than it should be. We don't use it anymore. I'm tired of worrying about the wool floor filter (which can let coffee grounds through and always looks dirty because of the built-in coffee grounds); rubber floor plug (which can be lost, had to be bought new); messy grinding cleaning (which takes a long time); and complicated procedures (which you need to remember). Here's an EASIER and CHEAPEST way: 1) From the same

To get straight to the point: Cold beer is not rocket science. That's water, coffee and time, then filtration. And there is no secret sauce. No brewer on the market can create a "better tasting” cold drink with the same amount of beans, water and time as any other brewer. So why is there a market for these things? Everything is done to make life easier. You can achieve the same effect as any of these devices by simply adding coffee grounds and water to a large container and then pouring the…