(50 Pack) Cold Brew Coffee Filters, 12" x 13" Compatible With Leading Cold Brew Coffee Makers

These bags make all the difference with "brewing" cold brew. It's now tidy and I can squeeze every last drop out of a pound of steeped coffee. Wonderful game changer. Clean up is a breeze as well. They are strong and have never broken apart, even with squeezing hard on them. Wish I'd had these years ago! Glad they are available NOW.

I needed a more affordable way to have my cold brew everyday and avoid the public during this qurantine. Soo hopefully these will be my saving grace. They are relatively small but serve their purpose. The material is thick but try not to man handle it or the seams may tear. Today is my first time using it with extremely dark coffee mixed with espresso, 1 bag filled, and 7.5 cups of water to soak over night. It has been a few hours and it is already pretty dark, I can't wait for the 12-24 hr mark!

I started out with a 64-Oz Mason Jar and the filter that came with it (in fact have two 64-oz jars now; my two sons & I both drink cold brew). Worked well for a time, but then that filter gets clogged up with resins & oils and doesn't let the water permeate through; you end up with a much lower yield of coffee for a given amount of water. So I investigated some other permanent filters and couldn't find one that I really liked (have since tried one that I didn't like, won't go into that here). I found the Tezpak disposable filters and tried them. I use two for the 64-oz jar (water:coffee ratio of 6:1), leave it in the refrigerator for 16 hours and the coffee comes out great-bold, dark and strong, with great flavor.

This product does make for a much more convenient cleanup of the coffee grounds, BUT is it absolutely worthless as a filter for removing the acids and "sludge" from the coffee (the main point of "cold brewing"). In the first use, my regular blend of coffee was very strong and harsh tasting and I thought I had made a measuring error . When the second use was the same, I decided to re-filter it through a thin "fake Filtron" felt filter I had. When I re-poured the coffee into the filter container, I saw a good 1/4" of total "sludge" left in the bottom of the original container bottle. This mess had settled to the bottom and I can't imagine what the coffee would have tasted like if it was still mixed in. Easier cleanup but you still need a filter for the classic cold brew you're used to.

I tried these and they are strong, doesn’t tear and easy to use. I would buy again

Works great! Keeps the silt out. I now skip using the disk filters in the bottom of the container and just use this. No tears so far.

I was all out of my filters and had to order some more. Perfect for what I need.

I use these for making large volumes of cold brew coffee in my Toddy brewer. They work well.