YQL Cold Brew Coffee Filter,50PCS 6X10 Inch No Mess Cold Brew Coffee Bags Disposable Mesh Brewing Bags Tea Filter Bag for Cold Brew Coffee or Tea(4×6/8x12inch Available)
$8.72
Price: $8.72
(as of Feb 22, 2025 04:55:30 UTC – Details)
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Size – 15X25cm(6x10in), suitable for standard size pitchers,2 quart pithcer is recommended. Easy 3 steps get your flavorful cold brew coffee!
Material – Our coffee brewing bags are made of non-woven fabric with high temperature resistant and convenient.
No Mess Coffee Filter – Since the cold brew filter is entirely disposable,there is no need to wash the nylon or cotton bag again and again. The disposable mesh brewing with drawstring design are easy to use without any mess for every coffee lovers.
Multi Purpose – The filter can be used not only for coffee, but also for tea and Chinese herb.If you love tea, this is more suitable for you.
Warm Note – This is a disposable product, please do not re-use. Please kindly allow the little tolerance in product size.
Customers say
Customers find the coffee filter durable and suitable for brewing cold brew coffee. They find it simple to use and clean, eliminating the need for messy coffee grinds. The filter is functional, providing good value for money, and has a large filtering capacity. However, opinions differ on the size.
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9 reviews for YQL Cold Brew Coffee Filter,50PCS 6X10 Inch No Mess Cold Brew Coffee Bags Disposable Mesh Brewing Bags Tea Filter Bag for Cold Brew Coffee or Tea(4×6/8x12inch Available)
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Ash –
Fantastic, reusable
These work great!I’d recommend getting a slightly large size than you think you need, it’ll make cleaning easier and allow for the grinds to expand when they get wet. There is no grit left at the bottom like you get with a French press.The 8×10 size will fit up to 300g coffee which works perfect for a 4 quart pitcher like the video.These can be cleaned and reused, theyre very durable. As soon as I’m done I empty the grinds in the trash, turn it inside out to rinse out the remaining, and stuff it inside the utensil holder of my dishwasher (so it doesn’t get fall and get caught).Definitely would recommend as a former barista!
Fastdogz –
If you like cold brew–these are for you!
These bags are fantastic. They’ve made making cold brew easy peasy. The bags are thin and I was skeptical about how they would hold up when wet. They are sturdy. I’ve used them with beans I’ve ground and ground off the shelf. No mess, no sludge, no grinds, just great tasting coffee.
Alex –
durable
Durable cold brew bag, I have not ripped one open yet when removing it from a carafe. No off taste from the bag imparted to the coffee.
Erik McWhorter –
It does the job!
It does the task well! If I had any complain the zip bag they come in is too small. They make the cold brew. And that makes me happy.
Joyb –
Cold brew made easy
This is the easiest and cleanest way I’ve found to make cold brew. Perfect size to get a gallon! Just grab a pound of ground coffee, add to the bag, fill container with water, and let sit overnight or up to 24 hours (on the counter or in the fridge). Then take the bag out, top with water, and boom – gallon of cold brew.
luc –
Good quality
Good quality doesnât let grains out
S. Martin –
These Make Great Cold Brew Coffee, With No Mess!
So, I love cold brew coffee. I make 6 quarts about every 10 days, give or take. I have a 12-quart bin to steep it in, but the one yuck part was having to deal with the grounds at the end. I was filtering through cheesecloth and it was messy and time-consuming. Plus, despite using 50 count cloth, was still getting coffee “silt”. Then I ran across these! I debated which size to get – I use a 12-ounce bag of coffee to make the 6 quarts. I was hoping the 6″ by 10″ would hold all the coffee. It did! Not by much, but I was able to put the whole bag’s coffee into the filter bag, with enough tie-off room. There is a single cord looped to one side to tie it off. I knotted the tie as tight as I could – then made a knot about 1/2″ out, and looped the ties around the top of the bag and tied it off tight also, for extra insurance. Then put it in the water and held it under until it got good and wet and let it sit 12 hours. When it was ready, I got a mesh strainer to hold the bag out of the water so it could drain back into the coffee and not waste. Then I poured it into my fridge container. Not a single ground escaped – and I couldn’t see any silt, either! This coffee has been great! When I get to the bottom, I’ll find out if I missed silt, lol. But this was SO much easier than dealing with all the loose grounds. Highly recommended!Edited to add: got to the bottom of my container, not one bit of silt! Usually there is plenty of silt at the bottom. Very happy!
David S Ross –
Great for No fuss clear cold brew
I use these 4×6 inch cold brew bags to hold 60 grams of coffee which I brew in a quart mason jar to which I add about 825 ml of water. This gives me about 720 ml of coffee since the coffee absorbs about 100 ml of water. I grind a bit coarser than I would for my drip coffee maker and this gives me a very clear brew with only the tiniest amounts of sediment. I have tried other devices and approaches which require a lot of filtering or equipment but the simplicity of this approach has finally made cold brew easy for me. Cleanup is a snap. Just pull out the bag of coffee and throw it away or compost it.
william p flynn –
As discribed and quick delivery