100 cold brew filters, so you never need to touch wet coffee grounds
I swear, wet coffee grounds are harder to clean than crafting glitter. They get everywhere, and they stick to whatever they land on. Skip the headache and the mess by making the switch to disposable cold brew bags. As a coffee drinker on a budget with sensory issues, I ordered them for the first time last summer and have never looked back. I’ve tried making cold brew in French presses and with metal diffusers, but I don’t have a garbage disposal and truly can’t stomach touching wet coffee grounds.
The 100-pack has truly lasted longer than I thought, given how much coffee I drink, and lets me use whatever beans I’m feeling that week. Some weeks, we treat ourselves to small-batch brews from my fav Philly roasters and some weeks we go with the Grocery Outlet bulk. Whatever we’re drinking, they are so quick and easy to use and can be easily composted (or trashed) when you’re done. I also find that making cold brew at home can be a bit of a taste-to-assess situation (some beans need to brew longer than others), the baggies make it so easy to pop out to give your coffee a taste and see if it needs more time.
$8.99 AT AMAZON
