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Product Description
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Welcome to the Mason Jar Lifestyle!
We're Maggie & Ryan, the owners and Chief Mason Jar Geeks at Mason Jar Lifestyle (MJL). We’re here to help eco-fabulous people (like you!) find the most innovative, charming, and useful Mason jar accessories anywhere.
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Some A-Mason Features of Our Stainless Steel, Cold Brew Coffee and Tea Filter for Mason Jars by Mason Jar Lifestyle!
Fits Wide Mouth Pint Mason Jars
These handy and infinitely useful stainless steel cold brew filters are specially designed to fit perfectly in wide mouth (3" internal diameter) pint (16oz) Ball, Kerr, and other canning jars.
Rust Proof, Durable, & High Quality
Our stainless steel cold brew filters for coffee, tea, and more are made out of a sturdy, durable, high quality, and rust proof material so you get the best filter on the market.
Dishwasher Safe - Hooray!
We get it - you don't need any more work to do! That's why we've designed these amazing filters, lids, and silicone accessories to be dishwasher safe without the worry of rust.
MJL is a Small Business With a Big Heart
Mason Jar Lifestyle is a family run, small business located outside of Denver. We are committed to providing our customers with incredible products and unparalleled customer experience.
Make Your Own Smooth, Rich Sips At Home!
The Details:
Mason Jar Lifestyle's stainless steel, rust proof cold brew filters for Mason jars are designed with easy use, durability, and longevity in mind! All parts of this kit are dishwasher safe.
Our filters come in pint, quart, and half gallon. This listing is for wide mouth, pint.
Our cold brew filter kit for coffee and tea includes:
- A stainless steel, rust proof, 100 micron dutch weave mesh filter
- A stainless steel, storage lid
- A premium silicone ring (used while brewing)
- A platinum cured, silicone lid liner (used for storage)
Dimensions:
- Pint filter is is 10cm tall and 7cm in diameter
So Many Uses:
- Smooth, rich (and less acidic) cold brew coffee concentrate
- Steep loose leaf teas
- Homemade nut milks
- Infuse water or alcohol with herbs, fruits, spices, and more
- Brew hot coffee or tea by adding hot water
- Transport delicate berries for lunch or snack and use filter to freshly rinse them
Upgrade Your Accessories:
Made from only the highest quality materials, you can feel good using a safe and durable product.
- Stainless Steel is one of the most commonly used materials in the kitchen as it’s rust proof, long lasting, and nonreactive.
- It’s used to make cookware, utensils, commercial food processing and more.
- Plus, stainless steel will not leach any chemicals into your food and beverages like plastic can.
Quick Notes:
- Fits *WIDE* mouth, pint (16oz) Mason jars which have a 3" internal diameter
- Constructed with high quality, stainless steel fine metal mesh for years of easy, rust proof use
- Make your own cold brew coffee, tea, nut milk, fruit and herb infused water, alcohol and more!
- Pack delicate berries in your lunch or picnic and rinse them easily in this on-the-go filter
- All parts are dishwasher safe: mesh filter, storage lid, silicone ring and liner for easy clean up
- Includes stainless steel storage lid and platinum cured silicone liner for leak/spill proof storage
- Sturdy, high quality, green product that's reusable and long lasting
- Family run, Colorado-based small business here to exceed your expectations!
How To Craft Your Perfect Cup of Cold Brew Coffee
To make cold brew coffee, start with ratio of 1 part coarsely ground coffee to 4 or 5 parts water. Let it sit on your counter or your fridge for 24 hours. This makes a strong brew, so you will probably want to dilute it. Serve it hot, iced, with sugar, simple syrup, choice of milk, etc.!
- For a pint jar, use 1/3 – 1/2 cup coffee.
To make a more concentrated version, just use more coffee grounds and/or steep for longer. I typically fill the filter 2/3 full.
A higher quality coffee grinder will give you a more consistent coarse grind. Cheaper grinders produce a mix of coarse all the way down to powdery grinds.
- This filter is very fine, but silty coffee grounds can get through.
You can also use this filter to make hot coffee. Just put the grounds in the filter, pour in 200 degree water, and wait a few minutes.
- If your filter is already in use, you can put your coffee grounds or tea directly into the jar. Once your filter is available, pour the contents through the filter into a new jar.
One Cold Brew Filter - So Many Uses!
- Save money and make your own rich, smooth, less acidic cold brew coffee concentrate at home
- Skip the bag and steep loose leaf tea
- Make easy and healthy nut milks as dairy alternatives
- Infuse water and alcohol with fruit, herbs, spices, and more
Sandra M
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024
I greatly prefer this filter to my other one (also purchased from Amazon), because the stainless steel is much more finely constructed. That means I can use coffee I like that comes already ground and have little residue. If I ground my own coffee and used a fairly coarse setting, I’m betting there would be no residue. But all that grinding takes considerable time. Another thing I really value about this filter is that it supports a family business in the U.S. It’s worth noting that because it uses finer gauge steel it’s a bit flexible. That only means it’s not quite as tough as the coarser gauge filters. For me all that matters is that I now get really good cold brew coffee. All around this filter is definitely worth spending a few extra dollars.
Lauren Smith
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024
This filter is easy to use, makes enough cold brew for a few days and it's very easy to clean. No complaints or downsides here.
kbicke
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2024
Easy to use and clean, this product is flexible and provides great filtering of coffee grounds. It is easy to press out the excess liquid left after removing it from the jar. It's nice to be able to decide how strong to steep your coffee/tea.Update: The mesh is difficult to clean. I have a high pressure hose and still cannot seem to get the filter completely cleaned out.
Mike Arnone
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2022
When my wife asked me: "Where does all your money go?!" and I discovered that I was spending an obscene amount of money per month on cold brew from various outlets. I realized I should try to make my own cold brew and so I began just putting ground coffee into jars of water and letting it sit overnight. Initially this method worked but 1/3 of the brew was just soaked coffee-mud at the bottom and was a %#*@ to clean.I wanted to take brewing more seriously so I found this filter and purchased it, intending to use it for larger volume brewing along with a glass gallon jar I purchased many, many pay periods ago the last time I had this idea of brewing my own but never followed through.Bottom line: this filter works!Note: I am *not* using it with the lid or silicone gasket it comes with, as the jar I am using is a non-standard size.Also note: Obviously your mileage may vary based on the container you use, but the filter itself worked great! I just made sure not the fill the gallon jar completely to the top because otherwise the coffee-grind-mud would float on top of the water and rise above and contaminate the brew.Cleaning is easy: personally I leave the filter inside the jar for as long as the coffee is there (not sure if this is what you're supposed to do with cold brew but it still tastes great), when there is no more coffee left to pour I pull the filter out and any water left at the bottom just drips out. I turn this filter upside down over my garbage can and shake it slightly and the mud just falls right out, the rest rinses off in the sink. It also survives bottom-shelf dishwasher.Using this cold brew filter has cut my coffee budget in half! Plus makes it very easy to serve delicious cold brew for breakfast. Also, when cold brewing because it takes longer than a coffee maker and is in contact with the water for hours, you would use *less* coffee grinds than if you put it in a coffee maker, but get increased caffeine concentration (caution!) and flavor.I recommend this filter.
Cynthia V
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2022
The filter is well made and easy to clean. I've been using my favorite espresso grind and even the very fine ground beans saturate and filter perfectly. With the extra fine ground I'm using there is a small amount of ultra-fine particles that get into the coffee, but less than I'd get with a French press. I love mine and want to get one for my loose tea to make iced tea.
Miranda
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2019
Cold-brew coffee in a mason jar? If you're looking for two more punches on your hipster card so you can get that free tin of bespoke mustache wax, look no further. If your search for an easy cold-brew method has yet to yield joy, consider your search over. I've used my French press to make cold-brew - it doesn't make enough. I've used a nut milk bag - they're a pain to clean. I've strained the soaked beans through a cheese cloth-lined strainer - just.. no. This is the easiest, cleanest way I've found to make cold-brew, and I can see no downsides.The filter, which is stainless steel, comes with a stainless steel lid, and two rubber gaskets for creating a leak-proof seal. One seal fits the filter, one fits the lid, as far as I can tell, though you do not/can not use both at the the same time. Unless you're traveling with your brewing coffee, I'm not sure you need either, but it's a nice add-on, since one of the seals can be used on any jar.The directions recommend using coarsely ground coffee, and I generally do grind my own, but I was eager to give this baby a trial run and I didn't have a coffee I like for cold brew. So I was limited to what was available at my local Walmart. I ended up with pre-ground (the horror!) Starbucks Veranda blend (which I actually really like for cold brew), and it worked so beautifully that I just may embrace the convenience and consider it my standard for the summer. The finer-than-recommended grind did not result in fine particles seeping through the filter and making coffee sludge as I'd feared. The resultant brew is clean and delicious.The filter rinses clean easily - if you've used a gold filter for a drip machine, you'll be familiar with how it clings to some grounds - and seems really well-made. I'd veto the dishwasher for this, as things I really like get washed by hand as a rule, but it seems like it would be safe on the top rack.
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