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List Price: $38.00 Price: $38.00 Details You save: Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Single-Serve Brewers For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Toddy Cold Brew Coffee Maker With 2 Extra Filters, please see: surprised at ease of use and quality! A friend had recommended this product to me, and I did a little research before I bought it. I looked up directions on the internet, and reviews on Amazon. I have to say, I was a little intimidated- people were talking about how finicky and messy the whole process was, and how you really had to tweak your method to brew coffee that suited your taste preference. One website even said this coffee had no flavor. Not to mention the complaints about the clean-up! I was nervous because it requires SO much coffee, and time to brew, and if it didn't work out, well, it would seem like such a shame. I found that the brewing method is NOT difficult, NOT messy, and not very labor intensive at all. If you are common sense-careful, you won't make any mess at all. And the directions ARE detailed, but if you read them as you go, you will have no problem. I know I worked at Starbucks for nine years, but really- this is NOT difficult. The iced coffee at Starbucks is brewed as a double...

See Products Related To Toddy Cold Brew Coffee Maker With 2 Extra Filters: Toddy Designed to brew coffee with 67-percent less acid than coffee made with hot brew methods, the Toddy Cold Brew System also makes tea, hot or cold. The patented cold brew system uses regular coffee beans to create a super smooth cup of steaming hot coffee as is often found in major coffee houses, but with no electricity required. The set includes a brewing container with handle, glass decanter with lid, four reusable filters, one rubber stopper, a set of instructions, and a recipe guide. Get more out of your coffee beans, since the coffee concentrate stays fresh for up to three weeks. 5 for cold brew, 4 for Toddy I've been cold brewing with the Toddy for about a year now. It makes great coffee, low acid, smooth. It involves a little brewing knowledge to achieve those results, though. I bought this as a birthday present for my wife who had to stop drinking coffee (tragic) because the acidity bothered her. I discovered cold brewing and she is back to drinking her daily cup. Any nay-sayers on the acidity question are mis-informed. The cold brewer takes some finessing to get good results. I would be willing to bet that all the people that wrote off cold brewing for "bad flavor" or weakness messed up the grind or didn't start with good coffee. The grind is the most important step because if it's too fine, you end up 1) clogging the filter and 2) coffee gets a little bitter. You want a consistent grind. Most home grinders are horrible unless you have a very high-end or conical burr grinder. I have one of the lame little whirly-choppers that tend to vary between super...

Only problem is now I drink way too much coffee! Been using this thing like crazy since I got it. I bought it 3 weeks ago and I've probably used it 5 times already. It yields about 1/4 gallon of condensed coffee. Then you mix it with milk, water, sugar, whatever else you can think of. I use it to make knockoffs of those Starbucks Frappuccino drinks ( http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0018AHMCA?tag=itsalgo-20 ). Combine the 1/4 of Toddy coffee with 3/4 gallon of 2% milk and 1 cup sugar. Then throw in the fridge for a few hours to get it real cold. This ends up yielding the equivalent of 13+ of those bottles at less than half the sugar content for about $4 total. If you have a membership, you can get 3 lbs of coffee from Costco for $10 and grind it there. You'll want to grind it on slightly coarser than regular drip (too fine of a grind and it'll clog the filter). Also, reading up on this says that it makes coffee with 2/3rds less acidity, as well as 1/2 the caffeine. I like the less acidic part, but I'd...