Bodum 51oz Cold Brew Coffee Maker, Black – Made in Portugal
$14.78
Price: $14.78
(as of Dec 27, 2024 02:26:09 UTC – Details)
About the BEAN SET Cold Coffee Brewer Experience stone cold satisfaction on a hot summer’s day with the BEAN SET cold coffee brewer. Based on our innovative French press system, this iced coffee maker is your ideal companion when the thermostat rises. Refreshing and invigorating, coffee brewed with cold water teases out the most aromatic flavors from your beans. The result is a smooth, naturally sweet cuppa that’s bursting with flavor, but is less acidic and bitter than coffee brewed the traditional way. It also stays fresher for longer, so you can leave a carafe sitting in your fridge for an instant, cooling and thirst-quenching drink whenever the need arises. Delicious served simply over ice, your cold coffee can also be mixed with milk, syrup, ice cream or used as a base for cocktails. Main Features & Benefits
Cold coffee brewer that brews smooth, refreshing, naturally sweet coffee that’s less acidic that traditionally brewed coffee.
Made of stainless steel, rubber, and silicone with a BPA-free, durable plastic carafe.
Comes with two lids: a silicone lid that preserves taste and aroma while coffee is brewing, and a plunger lid.
Innovative locking system that helps to keep coffee cold and prevents spills.
Environmentally friendly method of brewing that doesn’t involve paper filters or plastic capsules.
Customers say
Customers find the coffee maker easy to use and simple to clean. They say it makes great cold brew and can make cold brew concentrate. The coffee maker gets the job done and is easy to clean. Many customers like the taste and value for money. However, some have mixed opinions on the build quality and size.
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Marv G. –
Great cold brew coffee maker
I bought two. Easy to use. Makes great cold brew coffee. Just add coffee grounds to your fed strength add water and place lid on. I brew mine for 24 hours in the fridge. When youâre ready to enjoy remove the lid and replace with plunger lid. Push down on plunger to force grounds to bottom of the pot. Leave in place as you use your coffee. The grounds are trapped in the bottom so you donât get any in your drink. Inexpensive, well made and functional.
Uncle Duck –
Simple design, easy to use & clean, itâs a winner!
After 2 weeks of use and 4 brews, this iced coffee maker has paid for itself, and earned my recommendation to anyone who wants to save money while enjoying their favorite flavor of iced coffee.This proven design has a great capacity and is easier to clean than the other kinds commonly found on Amazon, with the added benefit of keeping the grinds out very effectively.
JavaManny –
Perfect for Cold Brew at a great price
This is my first go at making cold brew at home. I bought a mason jar with handle & spout (works great) with comes with a metal filter cone (not useful). At least with my well researched coffee:water ratio – and now limited practical experience – the cone will have coffee higher than the water you would use. And, it’s a pain to get the grounds out afterwards.This french press works much, much better. First, you get more coffee to water contact. Why try to keep them apart? It’s almost cruel. Second, should you choose you can really press the coffee out of the grounds to get every drop (you may get a little more sludge). Third, because it’s got the widest of mouths it’s the easiest dump out and clean.However, I DO recommend the mason jar handle/spout as a cool and practical container for the brew you will make from your concentrate. Just put the filter cone aside or put it on your coffee table as a conversation piece. It looks better than it works.I’m still working on perfection but here’s what I’ve got so far.- 5.5oz course ground coffee. So far I like Eight O’Clock for value but I’ll play the field. Dump grounds into french press.- Add 40oz clean water. Stir, cover. Leave for 24-36 hours with a good stir once or twice. I get noticeably better taste when I leave it out at room temp rather than “brewing” in the fridge.- Press the coffee. I get about 32oz of cold brew. I pour it into my mason/handle/spout thingamajig. Add 12oz clean water for approx 44oz (don’t hold me to it). Shake and place in fridge.- Dump the grounds, rinse or wash it out. You be you.
Charlee, The (Mostly) Happy Shopper –
Sturdy and works well
My husband likes cold brew coffee, so I decided to get a cold brew coffeemaker. Since I prefer my coffee hot, I really wasn’t sure what to expect as I didn’t know much about the process. When I received it, I realized that this is really just a large french press, which I have a couple of. I guess I could have just used one of those, but this is quite a bit larger than what I have. I also got it at a really good price so I’m not going to complain. Just thought I’d note that for any other newbies. I followed the directions and the brew came out really nice. The taste was on point and there were no grounds floating around. It was super easy to clean and appears to be made really well as it feels sturdy. Like I said, it’s large, but doesn’t take up too much room if you put it in the refrigerator. I’m actually pretty happy with it and have started to enjoy that taste of the cold brew myself.
Kelsi Tremain –
Best Purchase
Iâve had this pitcher for about 4 months now. This has truly been a money saver for me. I drink coffee nearly every day, multiple times a day, so going out for coffee stopped being realistic and cold brew from the store skyrocketed in price. Which is when I bought this.The container itself is pretty slim and fits well in my busy fridge. Pretty self explanatory to use, drop the beans in, add water, I typically stir the beans to make sure they all get saturated, add the lid, and sit overnight. The least amount Iâve let them sit was about 5 hours, most about 2 days ð use the plunger piece, push the grounds down, and pour.Some âconsâ people may have. This does use a lot of grounds. I fill up the beans to the top of the black trim, not sure how many cups or anything that is. I normally buy winco brands seasonal bags ($5) with a high caffeine bag, half and half the two, and both those bags last me about 5-6 fills in the pitcher. Which, to me, is still worth it, because itâs significantly less expensive then the other options.Also, occasionally the grounds will come up through the plunger piece, especially if you go up and down with it several times. Iâve learned to just rinse the plunger off and itâll push all the grounds back down again.And finally, like I said, I drink a lot of coffee. I have a 24oz cup, one pitcher lasts maybe 3-4 cups worth of coffee before I have to refill it, which sometimes is one day. So it is a little small, but it makes enough for what the purpose is, and if youâre a single person or the only one drinking coffee in your house, itâs definitely a nice buy.Overall, this is probably the best purchase Iâve made in the last 6 months. The coffee has great taste, very rich, and easy to use. I would definitely buy another if the one I have ever breaks, and would recommend one to any of my cold-brew drinking friends.
Kel1969 –
Love this cold brew press!
This cold brew coffee maker is amazing so far. I’ve had it a week about a week and made 2 “pots” so far. I bought a coarse, cold brew coffee and used it. I like French vanilla, so that’s what I bought.If you are still deciding, watch some of the review videos. They are what sold me.I bought a large thing of French vanilla creamer, and between the coffee and the creamer, I’m really enjoying it. I’m going to save a lot of money too since I don’t have to go to the expensive places for coffee.I don’t know how the seal will hold up, but it seems to be well made. I don’t see it failing anytime soon. And with the cost, it won’t make it expensive to replace if they eventually do fail somewhere down the road.Very glad I made this purchase. Between design and functionality it was a very good choice.
Mr.PBX –
I was a bit concerned about the real estate that it would use in the fridge but it’s not as bulky as I thought it would be. Excellent cold brew at a fraction of the cost that the Seattle company charges. It’s been holding up well and doing it’s job. Perfect if you don’t mind a bit of extra effort but if you make the effort you will be rewarded.
Adrian Alarcón Brito –
Si estás empezando en el mundo del café, es una muy buena cafetera de método. Por su puesto la otra parte depende del café. Pero por su parte cumple con el objetivo, fácil de usar, fácil de lavar (con todo el cuidado por supuesto), súper práctico y además muy buena capacidad de contenido. Totalmente recomendable.
Liliane Cruz –
Sem dúvida a melhor prensa que existe. Ideal pra coldbrew, café e chás. Muito linda, com a opção da tampa pra geladeira que veda bem, mas mesmo a tampa com prensa é perfeita pra servir e vedar. Adorei, recomendo!
Cliente Kindle –
Material de boa qualidade, e tem boa vedação. Funcionamento perfeito.
DELIGNIERES LARA –
Cassé … j’étais ravie à l’achat mais cela fait à peine 2 mois d’utilisation avec toutes les précautions nécessaires et le verre s’est largement fendu au fond. Donc la cafetière fuit…