How to Cold Brew using the Toddy for Tea & Coffee

Cold brew coffee just doesn’t get any easier than with the Toddy Cold Brewing System for Coffee & Tea. This all-in-one cold brew system produces stellar cold brew with a very straightforward process that anyone can follow.

Simply immerse coarse coffee grounds or tea in cold water for 12 to 24 hours. When the time is up, unplug the stopper and allow the cold brew to filter through one of the two reusable filters into the glass decanter. It’s simple and forgiving, but the quality is stellar.

The resulting cold brew coffee concentrate is smooth, rich, refreshing, and has a low acidity and bitterness. It’s quite versatile and can be cut with cold water, hot water, milk, and a variety of other liquids.

If you’re a fan of cold brew coffee and tea and want to an easy way to make it, look no further than the Toddy Cold Brewing System.

TODDY COLD BREWING SYSTEM FOR COFFEE & TEA FEATURES
Easy Cold Brew Coffee – The simplest, most forgiving way to make cold brew coffee.

Versatile Cold Brew Concentrate – The cold brew concentrate can be stored for up to two weeks and can be used to make hot coffee, iced coffee, coffee ice cream, coffee cocktails, and beyond.

Low Acidity and Bitterness – Results in 67% less acidity and a low level of bitterness for smooth, approachable coffee.

Reusable Filters – Comes with 2 reusable filters for 6 months of total use.

Tea Compatible – Can also be used to make cold brew tea.

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[r]

The reason to use coarsely ground coffee for cold brew is not because it will or will not clog up your filter! I've heard this several time now. There are other ways to make cold brew where you can just use a regular filter and you'd still want to use coarse coffee. The main reason is because of how it affects the taste.
Otherwise great instructions - straight to the point!

[Joannakathryn]

I've been using a Toddy for well over 40 years. Mine doesn't even have a handle. I broke the carafe long ago, so I use a pitcher to drain it. Since I'm the only coffee drinker, I freeze about half the brew and keep the rest in a jar in the fridge. I will do a second brewing over the grounds, using one coffee-can full of water instead of 2 like the first one. I like French Market brand coffee with chicory, and just today, I tried it (2 TBS.) for butter coffee.

[djherlockandfriends]

watching this at 1.25x speed is like watching someone who's had too much cold brew haha

[mrparrotman]

Es super fácil de usarla la verdad me gusta mucho mi cafetera

[sweetbodhisoul]

what setting did you use on the Baratza Encore grinder?

[bakerd]

Seems cool. Genuine question though: what's the benefit of using a Toddy cold brew system, when I can just brew a regular pot of coffee and put it in the fridge?

[idrissamellal]

Did you say that we can keep it in the fridge for two weeks?

[sashaellis]

I wish the brew container came with its own lid (reusable) rather than plastic wrap (disposable) needing to be used.

[mercedeskehrt]

Curious what size on Encore Grinder you used for the grounds?

[Cokblokula]

wow that music choice...

if you know, you know.

[joshuaadao]

You're quite like Gordon Ramsay when you talk. I noticed that bouncing motion while you are speaking 😁.

[angelalee]

Is 200 grams of coffee your using equivalent to the 12 oz bag of coffee recommended by Toddy? I've tried this a few times and can't seem to get the ratios right.

[kathyruiz]

Stupid question, are the 200grams weighted in whole bean or ground?

[AussieUnCrn]

Why can't I stir the coffee..I always stir. :/

[edh]

so according to instructions that come with toddy….you’re using 5 oz less coffee

[jc]

You need to cut back on the coffee dude. You shake uncontrollably.

[arpit]

Why would someone will buy this? Just immerse your coffee into literally any container then filter it with sieve or filters you use for drip coffee.