Question 1

Do I let it steep in the fridge or at room temperature?

Accepted Answer

I love to make cold brew green tea with it. I put it in the fridge and wait 12-24 hours. I empty the cold brew into another jar and then pour boiling water over the same tea leaves -- usually twice before I throw out the old tea leaves and put in new. I end up with 12 cups of tea from one tablespoon of tea leaves. Different compounds are released in the hot brew than the cold brew, so this way I get all the goodies and for the lowest cost. I actually have two sets of the quart size (because those fit more easily in my fridge) and I keep them busy! Oh, and once I  have made the hot brew I let it sit out a little bit to cool down but then put in the fridge if I'm not ready to drink it, to help keep the tea fresh longer.

Question 2

Can you use a standard wide-mouth mason jar plastic lid while brewing and then switch to the flip top lid for storage?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the white plastic lid from Ball will work with the brewer.

Thanks for the question!

Matt
County Line Kitchen

Question 3

Would the coffee flavor hold up if you froze fresh concentrate in ice cube trays? That would add a new level of convenience to this thing for sure.

Accepted Answer

The flavor depends on which grounds you use. Expect it to turn out 3 times stronger than a regular brewed cup of coffee & use dark roasts for best results. In this put 1 1/2 cups grounds (buy beans & set grinder to largest size - I use a paper place to create a "funnel" to pour grounds into the filter) first then add 6 cups of water poured into the grounds to wet them. (4 cups water to 1 cup grounds) Shake a bit a few times during the 20 hr brewing period. I brew mine on the counter, some put it in the fridge. I take it a step further to remove very fine bits using a coffee carafe with filter holder & coffee filter (Cuisinart filter holder sits nicely in place on carafe). This removes the tiny "grit" left. You can use any way you'd like. Dilute for a cup of smooth tasting coffee (this takes out the acidity & bitterness) or use to create cold drinks & more. Many possibilities with this! It makes some awesome tasting coffee!

Question 4

What size mesh filter hole is your SS filter using?

Accepted Answer

160 microns is approximately 90 U. S. Mesh or Roughly .006"
The smaller the micron number, the smaller the size hole. The LARGER the mesh number, the smaller the hole. 
A 600 U. S. mesh is about 20 microns or .0008"
A normal size water pre-filter is about 20 microns.

ASIN	B07VJJJ764
Best Sellers Rank	#16,896 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #7 in Cold Brew Coffee Makers
Brand	County Line Kitchen
Brand Name	County Line Kitchen
Capacity	4 Pounds
Coffee Input Type	Coffee Grounds
Coffee Maker Type	Coffee Infuser
Color	Gray
Customer Reviews	4.8 out of 5 stars 24,751 Reviews
Filter Type	Reusable
Human Interface Input	Unknown
Included Components	Filter
Is the item dishwasher safe?	Yes
Item Dimensions D x W x H	6.25"D x 4.25"W x 10.25"H
Item Type Name	County Line Kitchen Cold Brew Coffee Maker, Mason Jar Pitcher - Heavy Duty Soda Lime Glass w/Stainless Steel Mesh Filter & Flip Cap Lid - Iced Tea & Coffee - 64 oz (2 Quart / 1.9 Liter), Gray Handle
Item Weight	1.13 Kilograms
Manufacturer	County Line Kitchen
Material	Glass
Model Name	CLK-FGS-A033-01-AA1US
Model Number	B07VJJJ764
Number of Items	1
Operation Mode	Manual
Other Special Features of the Product	Leak Resistant
Part Number	1
Power Source	Manual
Product Dimensions	6.25"D x 4.25"W x 10.25"H
Special Feature	Leak Resistant
Specific Uses For Product	Iced Coffee
Style	64 oz, 2 Quart with Handle
UPC	854842007440
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Wattage	800 watts

County Line Kitchen Glass Cold Brew Coffee Maker with Lid - Wide Mouth, 2 Quart (64 oz) - Heavy Duty, Leak Proof - Sun & Iced Tea Pitcher, Cold Brew Coffee, Breast Milk Storage, Water - Gray

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