Cold Brew Iced Coffee Maker with Durable Glass

Description

A cold brew coffee maker is used to steep coffee grounds in cold water over an extended period (typically 12–24 hours) to produce smooth, less acidic coffee. Unlike traditional brewing methods that use heat, cold brew extraction results in a naturally sweet, full-bodied flavor with lower bitterness.

Key Features of a Cold Brew Coffee Maker

1. Brewing Method: Uses immersion or slow drip to extract flavors without heat.
2. Material: Made from glass, stainless steel, or BPA-free plastic.
3. Filtration System: Often includes a fine mesh or paper filter to separate grounds from liquid.
4. Capacity: Available in various sizes, from single-serving to large batches.
5. Design: Some models have a spigot for easy pouring, while others use a carafe-style container.
6. Ease of Use: Requires minimal effort—just add coffee grounds and water, then let it steep.
7. Versatility: Can be used to make iced coffee, tea, or coffee concentrate for mixing with milk o