Coffee Bear 6793-2001 Cold Brew Coffee Maker
Specification
- Brand COFFEE BEAR
- Model 6793-2001
- Capacity 1.3 Liters
- Color Black
- Product Dimensions 4″D x 6.5″W x 10.5″H
- Special Feature Water Pitcher, Manual
- Material Borosilicate Glass, Food Grade BPA Free Silicon, Poly Mesh
- Filter Type Reusable Mesh
- Style Cold Brew Coffee Maker 1.3L
- Specific Uses For Product Cold Brew Coffee Maker
- Item Weight 1.3 Pounds
- Included Components Glass Carafe, Mesh Filter, User Guide, No Slip Base, Lid
- Voltage 110 Volts
What’s In the Box
- Coffee Maker
Product Layout
Stronger Coffee From a Filter Brew
Coffee May Be Made in Five Simple Steps
Product Description
We are Coffee Bear founders Justin and Amanda, a married couple. We started our business because we are passionate about brewing outstanding coffee. With the help of our team, we produce high-quality, cutting-edge brewing products that are simple to obtain and use.
The Cold Brew Coffee Machine from Coffee Bear lets you brew creamy, smooth coffee that is less acidic. It enables you to prepare your own, finest cold-brew coffee at home in coffee shop quality thanks to its simple cold-brewing design.
An ebook with five delicious recipes created by a trained chef will be sent to you. Also, a fully illustrated handbook detailing how to use and care for your cold coffee maker is included.
- Coffee Kettle made of Strong, Shock-Resistant Glass
The pitcher has a non-slip, BPA-free food-grade silicone base and is made of durable borosilicate glass. It is a good idea to have a backup plan in case of an emergency. There is an easy-grip handle on our infuser pitcher as well. - Keeps flavors and freshness intact
By limiting air exposure, its lid protects the delicate nuances of your coffee. Your beer won’t spoil if you keep it in storage for many days. Just swivel it a little to the left or right to open, revealing the smart-pour spout. This ensures precise, mess-free pouring each and every time. - Filtered with reinforced ultra-fine, micro mesh
The 100g ground coffee may fit within the food-grade mesh filter but the same result. and the same result. and the same result. It won’t rust, unlike stainless steel filters, and it doesn’t contain any chemicals that might diminish the flavour of your coffee. - Maintain Taste
In storage, the lid closes over the spout. safeguards beer against impurities. - Simple Pouring
To reveal the pour spout for rapid, effortless pouring, turn the lid just a little to the left or right.
Ways To Brew
Prepare 95g to 105g of your best freshly roasted coffee for grinding. To the filter core, add 1% to 1 cup of roughly ground coffee.
Until the pitcher is filled, slowly pour room-temperature water over the coffee. 5 or so cups.
Coffee should be brewed on the counter or in the refrigerator for 12 to 15 hours, depending on the desired strength. Stir gently every so while to provide taste.
Dispose of used coffee grounds after removing the filter core from the pitcher. Cold brew may be kept for weeks in the refrigerator. Enjoy after pouring over the ice!
Features
- Tastier, less acidic coffee is produced
You may get a smooth concentration that is 60% less acidic and 60% more caffeinated than typically brewed hot coffee in about 12 to 24 hours. A flavor-locking cap on the glass coffee carafe seals in the taste and preserves the freshness of your beverage. - Enhanced Capacity
Our coffee pitcher, at 1300mL, is 30% larger than a typical 1000mL coffee maker. It has a maximum cup yield of 5. Our cold brew machine, despite its size, fits nicely inside the compartment of your refrigerator door. - Using a multipurpose mesh cold brew filter
Its mesh cold brew coffee filter, which is metal-free and non-rusting, also functions as a loose-leaf tea maker. With our coffee infuser and tea infuser pitcher, you can also make fruit-infused water. - No Unclean Spills
The cold brew pitcher includes a removable silicone non-slip base that serves as a bumper against unintentional impacts. Also, its precision-pour spout covers your surfaces from splatters. - Easy-to-clean
You can quickly disassemble your cold coffee maker. The mesh’s bottom cap may be removed, allowing you to swiftly get rid of its contents. If you prefer a hands-free cleanup, the glass pitcher is also dishwasher safe.
FAQs
Yes, it is BPA-free.
It makes 1.3 liters of coffee.
It makes up to 12 cups of coffee.
Yes, it is dishwasher safe.
Yes, it has an automatic shut-off feature.
Because of the extraction process, cold brew is a little more forgiving than any kind of hot coffee. In contrast to hot brew, where you can only use your beans once, this allows you to reuse them up to three times.
It instantly chills hot, concentrated coffee over ice to preserve the original, medium-bodied flavor of the coffee beans. It’s a good idea to have a backup plan in case something goes wrong.
The majority of recipes advise steeping cold brew for anywhere between 18 and 24 hours, claiming that this is the ideal amount of time to provide the greatest flavor. Taste tests a few different alternatives to choose which one you like the most. If a 24-hour cold brew coffee steep time results in a brew that is too strong for you, reduce the steep time.
This one’s easy to use in your preferred medium or dark roast. For cold brew, you can use your preferred coffee bean. The size of the grind is very important.
Cold brew coffee will keep in your refrigerator unlike hot coffee, which becomes pretty much useless after a few hours. It will last for up to two weeks as an undiluted concentration, however, the flavor quality will start to deteriorate after the first week. If the concentrate has been diluted with water, the shelf life is now just 2-3 days.
Also, you may use it to warm your cold brew. Put your cold brew in a cup that can be heated in the microwave, then hit start. Start heating it for 45 seconds, then if it isn’t hot enough, heat it for another 30 seconds at a time until it is.
The beauty of cold brew is that all you really need is time and not much expensive equipment. Always use a coarse grind. A coarser grind will facilitate the filtration process and significantly lessen the bitterness of your coffee. Too much fine grinding might cause the grounds to heat up and ruin your cup.
