Timemore Icicle Cold Brewer

This sleek conical cold brewer has a fine ultra-long filter to allow coffee grounds to soak evenly, while making it ideal to brew a small batch up to 600ml. Its sleek and minimalist design, coupled with its lightweight construction makes it good for storing in a crowded refrigerator and taking it on the go when it’s done. Never worry about leakage with the metal leak-proof filter lid.Why do a cold brew?When you have a bunch of leftover coffee in odd dosages or just coffee that has gone old, you can still bring out the best flavour profiles of coffee through steeping your stale grounds in cold water. Recommended for 5+ week old filter roasts or 12+ week old espresso roasts (whole bean).DETAILED GRIND GUIDE– Timemore• Chestnut C2: 20-24 clicks• Chestnut Slim Plus: 24 clicks– Comandante C40 MKIII Nitro Blade• 30-34 clicks from zero– Kinu• M47 Classic: 3-5 rotations followed by numbers• M47 Phoenix: 3.2 rotations from zero and dial numbers– Wilfa Uniform• 28-32 measurement clicks– Rancilio Rocky• No. 40 on hopper rotation dial– Breville Smart Grinder Pro• No. 50 on numbered adjustment dial– Baratza Encore (2020)• 18-22 numbered steps– Fellow Ode• No. 4-7 on adjustment dial– Niche Zero• No.55 on the dialTwo great cold brew recipes.– Recipe for #readytodrink (*tastes like cold filter coffee)Coffee: Whole bean coffee / pre-ground coffee in DIY teabagsBrew ratio: 1:15Dosage: 40gWater: 600mlExpected brew time in refrigerator: 10-12 hours– Recipe for #coldbrewconcentrate (*tastes best with 1:1 cold milk dilute)Coffee: Whole bean coffee / pre-ground coffee in DIY teabagsBrew ratio: 1:6Dosage: 100gWater: 600mlExpected brew time in refrigerator: 10-12 hours for dark roasts, 12-14 hours for a medium/light roast, 16 hours for a richer mouthfeel.

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