twohundredº Premium Cold Brew Coffee Maker $75 (Was $129, 41% off) + Free Shipping + Free Starter Pouch + Free Recipe eBook

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Save 41%! was $129 now $75!

Easily make delicious cold brew coffee at home - far cheaper than buying from coffee shops and tastes better too. Can also be used to make iced tea or fruit infused water. Perfect for hot summer days.
Elegantly designed glass carafe with stainless steel reusable filter.
Offer also includes:
* FREE shipping to all of Australia and New Zealand
* FREE coffee starter pouch to make your first batch of delicious cold brew
* FREE eBook packed with 23 recipe ideas to try
twohundredº are a new small business based in Manly, NSW - grab this introductory offer whilst stocks last!

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  alvian on 25/01/2019 - 18:04

  +4

  At 200ºC you'll be cooking the coffee ground with steam. At 200ºF you'll be hot brewing the coffee ground the normal way. At 200K you'll be deep freezing the coffee ground. Your brand name twohundredº seems an odd choice for a cold brew coffee maker.

  Re: YouTube video — Don't use an el-cheapo blade grinder to ground the beans as shown. You will have poor control over the ground size and you will end up with inconsistent and poor coffee.

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  Associatedtwohundred degrees @ twohundredº on 25/01/2019 - 18:07

  Alvian, you are probably the first person who has grasped the link between the brand name and brewing coffee, well done! The link is to brewing coffee generally (200ºF for hot coffee like you observed) - we certainly don't recommend brewing your cold brew at that temperature! :-)

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  Hairypie on 25/01/2019 - 18:14

  Any Oz bargains comment on this ?

  Have you used one before ? Looking at getting into cold brews

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    mr noodley on 25/01/2019 - 18:29

    Can't comment on the quality of this one in particular, but I have a similar model. They work much better for cold brewing than just steeping the coffee grounds in a jug. The fine mesh filter basket just makes life easier when you need to filter after brewing

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    alvian on 25/01/2019 - 18:36

    +3

    No much can go wrong with cold brew. Grounding the beans consistently and at the correct size (adjust ground size according to your taste) is the most critical part, the freshness and quality of the beans a close second, and the ratio of ground to water a minor third factor. Brewing time and water/fridge temperature are very forgiving. (Okay, not if you pour 200ºF water into the ground.)

    Don't use a blade grinder as demonstrated in the product video. Buy a conical burr grinder.

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  8200 on 25/01/2019 - 18:16

  I think ALDI had this recently

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  cheaplee on 25/01/2019 - 20:07

  I cold brew in a glass French press overnight in fridge. I've not used a dedicated 'cold brew coffee maker', but can't see it being that different. Keep in mind this is 26cm tall so would probably have to go in door space.

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  daiwai on 25/01/2019 - 21:35

  Hario cold brew is so much cheaper and very good quality, can't justify paying this much tbh.

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  jjcf on 25/01/2019 - 22:35

  +1

  I just use a T2 jug (since, unlike the Hario, it's airtight so your coffee doesn't smell like lettuce and last night's korma).

  But this is a sexy enough piece of equipment that I'm gonna have to buy it. Curves for days!

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  Thatbargainhunter on 26/01/2019 - 06:56

  Cold Drip provides a lot more intrecàcies in flavour than an immersion cold brew.

  I'd be more inclined on getting a Breur or if your a real nerd a Tiamo.