Can i use this for iced coffee?
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You probably could, but I can't guarantee the fine mesh is so fine you won't get any sediment. From the tea bags I use in it there is always a bit of sediment at the bottom of the pitcher.
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I have used them for iced coffee (pouring 200 degree F coffee over ice in glass). I have also steeped tea in them pouring boiling water directly into the glass. I haven't used them with my aeropress yet, but I wouldn't hesitate.
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However, I should add that we recently purchased a Keurig Rivo - and I LOVE it for iced coffees. My college kids both want one now. Hubby uses his only for lattes, but kids and I drink it iced. Frother part is easy to clean and makes wonderful cold froth and two levels of warm froth and also you can do single or double shot coffee with the pods. LOVE IT!!
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The brewed coffee does come out hot (over ice) but it brews stronger than brewing normal hot coffee. The ice is somewhat melted during the process but the instructions do tell you how much coffee to add, how much water to add, and how much ice to add. So the end result is a iced coffee that tastes good. You can also use more or less coffee grounds (up to a certain max fill line) if you choose but I usually fill it up to the max fill line and have no problems.
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I've never used it for that, but it looks like it would work--except if the coffee is very finely ground, as for expresso.
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You can, but I have invested in the tiny filters to keep the brew from having bits of leaves. I am sure Amazon carries these. I got mine at Brd, Bath and Beyond. I love my iced tea pot.
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I can't see why you wouldn't be able to. I don't have an espresso machine but I was under the impression that you used ground coffee.
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Definitely! I use it for iced tea and iced coffee! Use a cup full of ice and the 8 oz setting. Perfect!
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Well yes. You could steep it and let it cool off for awhile and then put it over a cup filled with ice. It is just a very convenient teapot basically that strains the leaves when you put it on a cup and drain the tea. So use it how you would normally make iced tea.
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I have only used mine for iced drinks. I would think it would be OK to pour boiling water in them on a chilly day.
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You proably can. You could also just run water through and then make the coffee. I see no problem putting instant in the reusable filter though I have never done it myself.
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I don't know why not. The filter basket might even brew instant coffee as well.
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I use cups that hold 1 cup of fluid up to big cups for iced coffee that are 32oz. Hope that helps.
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Yes, you could get ice into it, but I don't know how long it would keep something cool since it doesn't keep my coffee hot. It loses most of the heat within four hours. My last pot kept coffee hot for 6-8 hours. My big thing is that I make my coffee the old German way directly into the pot so the cone filter holder needs a flat surface to sit on while I pour the hot water into the cone of coffee grounds. This pot did have a flat opening so that worked, but it leaks, does not pour cleanly (drips) and doesn't keep the coffee hot. Hope this helps.
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Not sure the number of cups but cheaper than Starbucks. I use exclusively for iced coffee, and use cold water only. Never drink it black but don't see why you can't,
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Yes you can if it's a coarse ground. There is another brand that has a fine gold mesh that works well for coffee and tea.
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Sure, in the sense that it will put out (hot) espresso, which can then be chilled for an iced mocha. Any espresso machine will do this.