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Product Description
Picture this: The apocalypse hits. You're without power and constantly running from zombies. You're going to need your coffee to go! And without power, what better time to try it cold? Take your cold brew on the go with Primula's Cold Brew Bottle. This durable borosilicate glass bottle with super-fine stainless steel filter is an excellent addition to the coffee lover's household (or human on the run) that also likes to brew cold! The handy bottle includes a removable neoprene sleeve with easy carry strap that works to keep your freshly brewed coffee colder for longer.
Features & Functionality of the Primula Cold Brew On the Go
- Removable Fine Filter: No coffee grounds will escape the grasp of this stainless steel filter, leaving your cold brew free of sediment. Remove the filter for easy filling and cleaning
- BPA Free: Keep your body free of toxins with this BPA free bottle.
- Removable Neoprene Sleeve: Slide the sleeve on to help keep your cold brew chilly and remove for versatility and easy cleaning.
- Dishwasher Safe: No scrubbing required! Simply place the bottle, cap, base and filter in the dishwasher for an easy clean-up.
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| How Does it Compare? | This single serve on-the-go cold brew bottle is great for those that like to have the cold brew option without needing an entire cold brew system. |
| Tips and Tricks | While this handy bottle specializes in cold brew, the neoprene sleeve makes brewing hot coffee possible. The nifty sleeve protects your delicate digits when brewing hot is a must! Remove the stainless steel filter from the base of the bottle and this glass bottle transforms into a BPA free water bottle. |
Additional Information
| Model Number | PCGBK-1220 |
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| Width | 2.50 inches |
| Depth | 2.50 inches |
| Height | 9.75 inches |
| Product Weight (lbs.) | 0.8500 |
| Size | 20 oz |
| Material | Glass and Stainless Steel |
| Manufacturer | Epoca/Primula |
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What is the best grind to use for cold brewing coffee? I've been interested in cold brewing for a while and this seems like a cheap way to check it out, but a little beta is always appreciated!
in the 1950s and '60's we got in Brazil a cold coffee system, and I wonder if you could recommend what product comes closest to this?
You put in 1 pound of regular (coarse) grind coffee at least overnight.
This was so concentrated, one shot of coffee would be added to one cup, and you will fill it the rest of the way with hot water. (before microwaves)
This made a VERY smooth cup of coffee. quite good, although at times you would want the texture of regular coffee or espresso, so we did not do it all the time. But of course it was far better than the instant coffee that was the competition, and often as good, although different, than fresh made coffee.
Which of your systems comes closest to this, and matches the one shot per cup ratio? Ideally one no larger than for one pound of coffee.
thanks !
You put in 1 pound of regular (coarse) grind coffee at least overnight.
This was so concentrated, one shot of coffee would be added to one cup, and you will fill it the rest of the way with hot water. (before microwaves)
This made a VERY smooth cup of coffee. quite good, although at times you would want the texture of regular coffee or espresso, so we did not do it all the time. But of course it was far better than the instant coffee that was the competition, and often as good, although different, than fresh made coffee.
Which of your systems comes closest to this, and matches the one shot per cup ratio? Ideally one no larger than for one pound of coffee.
thanks !
Primula Cold Brew Bottle On the Go
Best Answer: I'm not familiar with the Brazil that you used to have, but for cold brew coffee that you would let steep overnight, and would get a rather thick/strong concentrate like it sounds like you're looking for, you can look into the Toddy or the Oxo Cold Brew. Both will make that concentrated coffee. The Primula does make cold brew, but the ratios are different, so essentially it makes a cold brewed coffee that doesn't need dilution, and the Hario Cold Brew pot is somewhere in-between. The Toddy and Oxo will both make the right ratio and concentrate that it sounds like you'd like.
How big is the grounds container (in grams or oz) on the Primula cold brew bottle compared to the two Hario cold brew pots?
Primula Cold Brew Bottle On the Go
Can i use with hot water?
Best Answer: You certainly could use hot water, and it will brew similarly to a Sowden as an immersion brewer, you would just remove the grounds within a few minutes, rather than soaking for hours. Keep in mind that because it is a glass exterior, it will be very hot, so it would be advisable to use the insulating sleeve, and it may be difficult to then overturn to remove the grounds. If you're wanting to brew cold (and get less acidity that's associated with cold brew), we advise using room temperature or cold water.
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· Stephanie AStaff on Nov 28, 2014
How easy is this clean?
Best Answer: This Primula Cold Brew Bottle is pretty easy to clean, as the components disassemble nicely. You may need to use a bottle brush on the glass since the opening is fairly small, but it does allow for access from both the top and bottom. Though you can easily get it clean by hand washing, Primula also says that it is dishwasher safe!
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