One filter, ten minutes of prep, and twenty-four hours of patience — for coffee concentrate that keeps in your fridge for two weeks. We break down whether it’s worth it, and how it compares to the alternatives.
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The Toddy, tested against the field.
→ComparisonsToddy vs. OXO, Takeya, and French press.
→RecipesConcentrate ratios, iced coffee, and more.
→CareFilter care, mold prevention, replacement parts.
→GuidesBeans, grind size, and whether it’s worth it.
→FAQCaffeine content, shelf life, and more.
What stands out, what doesn’t, and who it’s actually for.
Read the review →Bigger batch and a cleaner cup, or a built-in spigot and no filters to buy?
Compare →Half the price, half the yield — is Takeya the smarter buy for smaller households?
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For regular cold brew drinkers, yes — see our full breakdown of when it does and doesn’t make sense.
More per ounce than drip coffee before dilution. Full explanation here.
Up to two weeks refrigerated. More on storage.
Cold Brew At Home