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Working from home and your local cafe has sadly closed its doors? The world is a bit crazy right now and we know you need your coffee fix more than ever. If you're not able to grab a cold brew from your favourite cafe at the moment, we're here to help…

We're offering our twohundredº cold brew coffee makers at the reduced price of $49 on Amazon, so you can make some delicious cold brew without even leaving your house.

Usually $129. Qualifies for free shipping through Amazon (available on orders over $39).

Offer available until this weekend (midnight Saturday 28th March), whilst stocks last.

Use code COLDBREW49 at checkout - see below for further instructions.

Any questions (now or once you've received your coffee maker), please feel free to email us: [email protected]

Happy cold brewing (from self isolation!)

To claim this offer, add the cold brew coffee maker to your Amazon basket as usual and go most of the way through the checkout process.
Once you get to entering your payment information, there'll be a drop down menu under the heading "Gift Cards".
Here you can enter the coupon code (COLDBREW49) and this should reduce the price to $49.

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  • kimlo on 25/03/2020 - 17:04
    +2

    Ordered. I have a couple of cheap cold brew things but this looks like a nice premium product instead of the plastic one I have and the French Press which requires a bit of filtering. For $49 I'll give it a try, if it's good I'll buy another in future if there's another special, certainly wouldn't pay the $129.

  • theHMASfriendship on 25/03/2020 - 17:21
    +1

    200 degrees is quite a warm brew…

    • merivetio on 25/03/2020 - 18:02
      +4

      thanks for the heads up jv !

    • Associatedtwohundred degrees @ twohundredº on 26/03/2020 - 11:25

      Haha, yes it is ;) It's a nod to the perfect temperature (in ºF) to brew HOT coffee; you'd be surprised how many people don't pick up on the coffee reference at all!

  • [Deactivated] on 25/03/2020 - 17:56

    Is this a good price? What's the difference between cold brew and normal coffee in the fridge? Sorry newbie here lol

    • rookie317 on 25/03/2020 - 18:09
      +3

      A quick Google should show you the difference but in short: cold brew = steep ground coffee with room temp or below water in the fridge over time (generally at least 12 hours depending on the coffee but sometimes as long as 24 hours), no heat involved at at stage. It's not the same as cooling espresso, filtered, stoved etc coffee in the fridge.
      The difference between them is quite stark, but biggest one imo is the acidity/bitterness in cold brew is very low due to no heat involved. You should try it, highly recommended. There's another method called cold drip, which sounds similar but quite different as well. But the tools for cold drip can get quite bulky/expensive while cold brew is very cheap.

      • [Deactivated] on 25/03/2020 - 18:25

        Thank you for the information, tempted to try it!

        • nerd1 on 25/03/2020 - 20:27
          +2

          Buy a large French press from Kmart. Make cold brew. Poor it into another bottle. Let the fine particles settle by leaving it in fridge to chill. Add sugar, milk, ice-cream or what ever ticked your fancy. And enjoy your child brew.

          If you really dig it, you can have a look at the fancier equipment. No point investing in expensive equipment that you will only use once.

    • [Deactivated] on 25/03/2020 - 21:21

      There are better prices obviously.

      Got a Zell one from Amazon US via Amazon AU for $24.16 shipped last year which is better than I expected. Unfortunately it's no longer available.
      https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/product/B077TKYLPD/ref=ppx_yo_d…

      Anyway, there are similar product on Amazon AU with similar price tag.
      https://www.amazon.com.au/1L-TOP-MAX-Airtight-Removable-Stai…

      • Associatedtwohundred degrees @ twohundredº on 26/03/2020 - 11:41

        True, but it doesn't look as nice… ;)
        This one also has an open spout, which means the cold brew won't stay as fresh for as long, and can end up tasting a little like fridge! Our original version had an open spout like this and changed the design following feedback from our customers.
        You'll also notice this one ships from overseas, as is the case with many of the ones available on Amazon, and so takes an additional 3+ weeks for delivery. Our stock is in Amazon's warehouses in Sydney and Melbourne allowing for quick shipping :)
        The Zell one you managed to get your hands on last year is a very similar design to ours - you picked up a bargain there, congratulations! :)

  • internet-stranger on 25/03/2020 - 19:21
    +1

    I got one of these on the last deal (before Christmas).
    So far made a few batches, and really like it. Easy to clean and use, getting the right grind (not to fine or coarse) makes a difference.

    I like about 2 shots of coffee straight from the fridge into a glass with a slice of orange :)

    • Associatedtwohundred degrees @ twohundredº on 26/03/2020 - 11:28
      +1

      Hi bohdans, thanks for the feedback! We're always happy to hear when we have a satisfied customer :) Totally agree re. experimenting with getting the right coarseness of grind. Same for the steeping duration and quantity of coffee you use - everyone likes it slightly differently, which is one of the joys of being able to make it at home! Love the slice of orange idea!

      Happy cold brewing :)

      Sarah - twohundredº

  • ol mate on 25/03/2020 - 19:45

    How do these compare to the Hario cold brew pot?

    • Associatedtwohundred degrees @ twohundredº on 26/03/2020 - 11:36

      Hi ol mate,

      The concept is the same; you put your coarsely ground coffee into the filter and let it steep in cold water for 12-24 hours.

      The main difference between the twohundredº carafe and the Hario one, is in the quality of materials and the slimline aesthetics.
      The Hario carafe uses a plastic mesh filter, which can degrade over time and also hold the coffee flavour.
      Our twohundredº carafe uses a high quality stainless steel mesh filter, which won't degrade over time and will not hold any flavour. This means it can be used interchangeably for tea infusions and coffee, or even fruit-infused water, with no flavour seepage.
      We also tried to get a beautiful-looking carafe that you can proudly sit on your table when you have guests, and can be used as a serving jug for water etc. when not brewing coffee.
      The twohundredº carafe has a near-airtight filter with a silicone gasket to keep your cold brew fresh for a week.
      The equivalent Hario carafe would be this one: https://harioaustralia.com.au/hario-cold-brew-jug which, as you can see in the photos, has an open spout and no silicone gasket to seal in the freshness.

      We are a local family-run business (based in Manly, NSW), where as Hario are a large Japanese company. We are therefore able to provide our customers with excellent customer service, on our time zone. By buying from us, you're supporting a local business, and all our stock is in Australia meaning quick, eco-friendly delivery.

      Hope that helps! :)

      Sarah - twohundredº

  • dylanando on 25/03/2020 - 19:52
    +1

    Got one for work. Great deal

  • DoomTrooper on 25/03/2020 - 20:41
    +1

    Cool cheers. Been looking for something like this and at this price, it's worth it to give it a shot.

  • mochariffic on 25/03/2020 - 22:36
    +1

    great deal with free shipping too.. thank you !

  • Matbree on 25/03/2020 - 23:34
    +1

    Thanks! Missed your last promo, been waiting for another. Bought!

  • Ozjoey on 26/03/2020 - 00:23

    Thanks OP! Looks interesting to try and do at home. Can I use grounded coffee from the supermarket like Illy? Lavazza coffe? It’s not course but a powder like..???

    • Associatedtwohundred degrees @ twohundredº on 26/03/2020 - 11:23

      Hi Ozjoey,

      Thanks for the good question! The answer is not really. It will work with finely ground coffee to a degree, but the main problems are:
      - The fine dust will clog the mesh filter
      - Water cannot easily circulate around the fine grounds so will not steep efficiently
      - Fine dusts will seep through the fine mesh filter, leaving you with sediment at the bottom. This will settle so as long as you are careful when pouring out, so that's not a huge issue.

      We recommend using a coarse grind for the above reasons, to get the best results. You can buy coarse pre-ground beans, or you can use a manual grinder and buy whole beans for the freshest results. We've even heard of people using a NutriBullet as a substitute for a proper grinder in an emergency!

      https://www.mycuppa.com.au/Fresh-Roasted-Coffee/
      I just found these guys with a quick search, who give the option to grind your selected beans to your desired coarseness. Often your local cafe will be able to grind beans for you if you buy locally and ask for a coarse grind :)

      I hope this helps!

      Happy cold brewing :)
      Sarah - twohundredº

  • janoski on 26/03/2020 - 20:25

    Oh man out of stock already!

    • Associatedtwohundred degrees @ twohundredº on 27/03/2020 - 12:51

      Hi janoski, I'm afraid so! Your fellow OzBargainers snapped these up quickly! We'll get some more sent in to Amazon and run the deal again for those who missed out this time due to us running out, and let you know when they're available. Likely to be a week or so but watch this space! :)

      • janoski on 27/03/2020 - 14:03
        +1

        I will have to be quick the second time round when it comes back

        • Associatedtwohundred degrees @ twohundredº on 14/04/2020 - 19:07

          Hi janoski,

          It took a while to get some stock into Amazon, but these are now available again :) We've extended the promotion as we sold out so quickly and many people missed out. Get in there quickly in case we sell out again - we're limited to how many we can send in to Amazon!

          Sarah - twohundredº

  • Slippage on 26/03/2020 - 21:51

    All gone? :(

    • Associatedtwohundred degrees @ twohundredº on 27/03/2020 - 13:02

      Hi Slippage, as per my comment above - I'm afraid so! We'll let you know when they're back in stock and we'll extend the deal for those who missed out this time :)
      Thanks!

    • Associatedtwohundred degrees @ twohundredº on 14/04/2020 - 19:07

      Hi Slippage,

      It took a while to get some stock into Amazon, but these are now available again :) We've extended the promotion as we sold out so quickly and many people missed out. Get in there quickly in case we sell out again - we're limited to how many we can send in to Amazon!

      Sarah - twohundredº

  • MBix on 27/03/2020 - 17:55

    Keen to get one of these once back in stock. But for an absolute coffee novice, what else will I need to complement this besides the absolute obvious. A coffee grinder?

    • Associatedtwohundred degrees @ twohundredº on 14/04/2020 - 19:10
      +1

      Hi MBix,

      We definitely recommend a coffee grinder (doesn't have to be an expensive one) to allow you to buy whole beans of your choice and grind to a coarse grind, however there are coarse grind beans available, here for example:
      https://www.mycuppa.com.au/Fresh-Roasted-Coffee/

      Aside from that, just some cold water and you're good to go! It really is that simple.

      It took a while to get some stock into Amazon, but these are now available again :) We've extended the promotion as we sold out so quickly and many people missed out. Get in there quickly in case we sell out again - we're limited to how many we can send in to Amazon!

      Thanks,
      Sarah - twohundredº

  • Associatedtwohundred degrees @ twohundredº on 15/04/2020 - 09:33

    Hi all,

    This is now back in stock and as we sold out so quickly last time and people missed out on this deal, we've extended it for this weekend. Code COLDBREW49 valid until midnight Sunday 19th April.

    Happy cold brewing; stay safe and stay home!

    Sarah - twohundredº

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