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Sheryl Johnson
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2025
Strains well leaving no residue, but it does not fit my wide mouth Mason jars well. I like to let my teas and coffees cold brew for 24 hours, but the top does not screw onto the Mason jars at all with this infuser inside the jar.
trfox
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
I love this cold brew system. I can’t imagine ever purchasing a cold brew again from a drive thru. Just 2 cups of course ground quality coffee gives me 60 ounces of delicious cold brew in 18 hours.
John
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
Good filter for making cold brew! The cold brew has good flavor and just the right strength for me. I'm happy it fits in a mason jar too as that is very convenient. Fill the sleeve with fresh grounds, run water over the grounds to fill the jar and let it sit for 16-25 hours and you're set!
CSDavis
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2025
Very sturdy. Well made. Quality material. Looks like will hold up for a long time. Fits 2 qt mason jar perfectly!! Comes with a rubber gasket to ensure tight seal. Highly recommend.
Singing in the rain
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025
Ships fast. Works great. Easy to clean. This is the second one I purchased so I always have one brewing.
WTS
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024
Cold Brew Coffee Maker for Wide Mouth Mason Jar is a wonderful item for those interested in making cold brew coffee at home! It comfortably sits in a 64oz mason jar, a perfect fit for better volumes. The style is basic but works well since it allows good flavor with every cup. The mesh filter makes certain that the coffee ground are held in place resulting in a nice cold brew.It’s also quite easy to maintain and very sturdy so I suggest directing high-pressure water from the outside towards the inside to help keep the filter clean. This coffee maker is a must-have for anyone who loves to drink cold brew and I do not even want to think how would I be brewing without this one. Definitely recommend this to anyone who would like to brew their own cold brew!
roget
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2024
The health guy recommends this filter for a glass Ball jar. It's the biggest one I've seen and it works perfect for my vodka health tonic. There are lots of beneficial herbs like Foti, Rebmania, Ashwaganda, Eleuthero, Astragalus, Oregano, and I could go on and on. I like the idea of extracting in vodka to kill any potential bacteria and this filter works well. Let the tonic sit for a week and then discard the herbs. That's it.PS The best strategy for good health is to give up the poisonous foods like sugar and refined carbs, and get on an exercise program. Lose the weight!
Esther@soopspoon
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2022
There is a tradeoff as far as how much you can make versus how concentrated it is. I have the 64oz size tube and want to make as much coffee as I can with a ratio of at least 8.1 : 1 (water to coffee). I measure coffee in grams. Don't use cups since volume is not an accurate way to determine the amount of coffee. Also it's easier to measure water in liters since it's a 1:1 ratio of liters to grams so calculating the ratio of water to coffee is simple. After a few tries I found that you can fit in 192g of coffee (ground coarse with a bartaza at a setting of 40) and 1600ml of water. It's filled almost to the very top so the grounds are immersed. Perhaps you could squeeze in 50ml more water and 6g more of coffee but I didn't try that yet. This coffee is ready to drink the amount of dilution you might want to add is minimal, depending on your taste. It would be considered maybe a bit strong for some without dilution. I like coffee diluted with milk so I add 100ml of milk to 250ml of coffee. I'm not sure how much water I would add if I were to try this without milk. In any case the ratios I chose don't require a massive amount of dilution since it's not that concentrated. If you want to make more concentrated than my numbers there is a bit of a dilemma which is how to keep the coffee fully immersed. If the tube is filled up pretty high with coffee grounds and you use less water than some grounds won't be immersed. It might be possible to put some inert stuff in the jar to push the water levels higher (maybe marbles that have been thoroughly cleaned and sanitized).
Shane Olsen
Reviewed in Canada on March 26, 2019
I started making cold brew coffee a few months ago using a nut milk bag and mason jar.I found this setup to be messy, slow, and difficult to keep grounds from appearing in the finished product.I picked up the Tube+ and couldn’t be happier!It’s super easy to use, strains well, and is a cinch to clean.My cold brewhad never looked or tasted better!
David Ross
Reviewed in Canada on January 23, 2019
This handy cold brew coffee maker works brilliantly. It is easy to use and easy to clean.
Agent_42
Reviewed in Canada on August 7, 2018
This was just delivered today and I was eager to try it out. I wanted it for ice coffee and I've been using cheesecloth up until now! This does work as advertised BUT the reviews that mention some grinds/residue appear, are accurate. As soon as I submerged the tube in water, I immediately saw very fine grinds come out. Almost a murky looking water. I just used foldgers regular grind, so you may benefit from a coarser grind.Once it's ready, you can take an extra step and strain through a cheesecloth, but you may have a filmy iced coffee if you dont.
Cynthia H Brown
Reviewed in Canada on July 25, 2018
Works exactly as described: cold brew concentrate overnight. Note: don't set this up right at bedtime; I find I need to stir the grounds about an hour in, because a lot of them have floated to the top and aren't soaking fully. Leaves a bit of sediment in the bottom but nothing you can't let settle and pour off from. I find PC regular grind coffee is good enough for me using this; no need to spring for $20 / pound stuff.
R. English
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 14, 2018
Definitely a much more substantial and harder-wearing product than it's much cheaper Chinese-sourced equivalent (I have bought both). However the cheaper one achieves effectively the same degree of filtration, it would appear... I liked the guidance and free downloadable book with this.
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