50 PIECE Cold Brew Coffee Filters with Drawstring, 20" X 20" Cold Brew Bags for Cold Brew Coffee Makers, Brew Up To 5 LBS Coffee

I recently switched to these for use in my 5 Gallon Toddy system and I love them. They are excellent quality, fit well in the container and the built in string is a major win for me, no longer having to keep up with a bundle of strings to tie them with. Excellent quality, highly recommend

Perfect if you have a toddy.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Fulfilled my needs. Made my labor easier.

Great filters. A bit flimsy once wet. Had a few split open whilst trying to tie them.

I brew 1 gallon of cold brew coffee at a time. These bags make it incredibly easy, results in a better tasting coffee, and saves time and energy. I previously had to buy whole beans and then do a coarse grind as I used stainless steel inserts or a lighter duty bag. Using this cold brew bag lets me use a finer ground which gives a better flavor and a shorter brew time. I no longer have to buy whole beans and can just buy the pre ground beans from stores. Seems minor, but it takes a bit to grind enough beans for a gallon of coffee. Since I'm only doing a gallon of coffee I cut the bags apart at the seams so I have two squares rather than a bag. I put the coffee in the middle, fold the sides in, pull the corners up, and tie it in a knot. My favorite recipe so far and one that seems close to my favorite store bought coffee, Stok's green label, is as follows: 2 1/3 cups of pre ground Peet's Greight Heights. Put the coffee grinds in the cloth, wet the coffee somewhat before tying the cloth shut, and then drop it in a one gallon jar. Fill the jar with water until 1" from the top and let it sit in the fridge for 24 hours. After 24 hours remove the cloth and squeeze it to get the concentrated coffee from the grinds, and then add more water to the jar until the jar is filled to within 1/2" of the top. So dang good, and I'm saving gobs of money.

Great for making huge batches of cold brew in a bucket (.5 to 1 lb ground coffee per gallon depending on if you want it drinkable or as concentrate), and if you swish them around in very hot water, maybe a little vinegar, rinse, and hang them somewhere with good airflow to dry they're perfectly reusable for a few batches. They don't tear easily, even when squeezing the coffee grounds with gloved hands.

Quality of the Product:These cold brew coffee bags are surprisingly sturdy! Whether you're brewing a gallon of coffee or experimenting with yogurt and compost teas, they hold up well without any tearing or messy leaks. Solid quality all around. Functionality: Functionality is top-notch with these bags. They're versatile, fitting well into various containers, and they keep the grounds contained perfectly, which is crucial for a smooth brew. Plus, the ease of use is a real time saver in the kitchen. Design: The design is simple, but effective. They're large enough to handle significant quantities, which is great whether you're a heavy coffee drinker or looking into other uses like filtration for DIY projects. Nothing fancy, but they do what they're supposed to do excellently. General Overall Recommendation: Honestly, if you're into cold brew or need a dependable, reusable bag for other projects, these are a steal. I’d recommend them without hesitation. Giving these bad boys a full 5 out of 5 stars.

I got these to make some cold brew but they are a little overkill for a single person. These are for a commercial operation, the bags are strong and reusable even though it says disposable.