Kaffe Cold Brew Coffee Maker (44oz / 1.3L) - Borosilicate Glass, Airtight Seal & Dishwasher Safe - Iced Coffee Maker Carafe - Removable Mesh Filter - Up to 6 Cups of Cold Brew Coffee

This product is so simple to use. Made out of sturdy plastic , glass carafe. Makes perfect cold brew. As good as drive thru , way cheaper.

Thanks to this product, I have cold brew coffee available to drink every day of the week! Super easy to brew. Just fill the center column with coffee grinds, slowly wet the grinds while filling the pitcher, fill the pitcher with cool water the rest of the way to the top, place in the fridge, then wait 18 hours or so, and stir. You'll have four to five servings (depending on what you consider a serving) of delicious cold-brewed coffee. The coffee cylinder is very easy to clean. Just unscrew the bottom cap and in one downward shake, the grinds fall out into the trash or compost can. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys a good cold brew!

This was the most beneficial purchase I’ve made!!! I love my coffee but sometimes can’t afford to buy from a coffee shop every morning! So I bought this cold brew a few months ago and still using it weekly/daily! Love love love having this cold brewer!!!!

I love flavored ice coffee so I was eager to try this at home. It certainly gives a good flavored cold brew, but it is a little clumsy to use. It’s hard to get your coffee grounds into the narrow receptacle. I need to use a wide mouth funnel that I’d purchased separately. Also, you need to take it all apart before you pour out your brewed coffee or the grounds come flying out too. I wish the section that holds the grounds had a cover to keep them in place when you tilt the pitcher to pour your coffee.

I’ve had this coffee maker for a little while now and it is very easy to use! The size is very nice as it doesn’t take up much space!

There are pros and cons regarding design and construction but the issue first experienced is that the main gasket easily twists or comes out of the slot on the threaded lid. The problem is that the top of the container jar tends to unseat the gasket when screwed tightly on then off. A thin layer of silicone lubricant on the gasket should reduce the friction with the top of the container and solve the problem but will repost if this is not successful. An improved design would be a deeper gasket slot and more tightly fitted gasket.

Easy to use, works like a charm.

It came to me and the seal, inside the twist lid, fell out immediately. I thought nothing of it and finagled it back into it's place and set it aside for wash. When I go to wash it the seal ring or whatever that white/opaque flimsy seal thing is kept falling out. Again I fiddled with it till it was back in place and went on to prepare my cold brew for tomorrow like directions suggest. The next day comes and I go to pour my cold brew coffee into a cup. Let me tell you I didn't know I had so many homies to poor one out for. But I gave it another chance made a second batch of cold brew and again the same situations the seal ring fell out and the spillage practically pouring out of it when tipped towards a cup was ...not it. It was not it. Now I'm use to janky coffee pots lol my hot coffee carafe pours some out too but it's a few drips compared to the lake that was this cold brew coffee maker. I had to toss it. I wasted my money.