An elegant and effective way to produce quality cold brewed coffee at home. The Mizudashi Cold Brewer is exactly the kind of high quality brewer that we've come to expect from Hario.. and it's simple to use! What You'll Discover In The Box Hario Mizudashi Cold Brew - 1L Size Hario Mizudashi Cold Brew Pot 1L What's great about cold brew? It's rich, smooth and contains less than half the acids of traditional hot brew methods. Cold brew is typically brewed with room temperature water, which means it requires a much long brew time, and yields a large amount of coffee. Another benefit to brewing cold brew coffee is the shelf life, as the brewed coffee can sit in the fridge for up to two weeks. To brew, coffee is left to steep in a body of water for anywhere between 12 and 24 hours, depending on how strong you’d like the end result to be. It’s a gentle brewing style and results in a really sweet, smooth flavour profile. Depending on how concentrated your coffee to water ratio is, you can also mix the brew with your milk of choice, or dilute it with water. The Hario Mizudashi Cold Brewer makes cold brewing super simple. The permanent mesh filter has 60 micron holes, which help to reduce the amount of small coffee fines from seeping into your final brew. Suggested recipe: 80g of coffee, ground coarsely, and put in the mesh filter inside the brewer. 1L of room temperature filtered water added to the brewer Let sit for 12-18 hours Remove mesh filter and dilute with water/milk as necessary. Features & Benefits Heatproof glass BPA-Free plastic filter and lid Permanent and reusable mesh filter Easy to clean 1L Capacity COLD BREW - THE DEFINITIVE BREW GUIDE About Hario Translating from Japanese as ‘Glass King’, heat proof glass manufacturer Hario was founded in 1921. Initially focussed on laboratory equipment, they expanded the range in1948 to included household items, starting with the coffee syphon. After a few years, the company developed the first prototype of the Hario V60 coffee dripper as a way to solve a common problem at the time - the complex nature of coffee brewing during the late 1950s. The birth of the Hario V60 coffee dripper helped Hario grow into the leading player in the coffee industry they are today.
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