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Primula Pace Borosilicate Glass Cold Brew Brewer

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Primula Pace Borosilicate Glass Cold Brew Brewer

Notsurewhyibother

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Jul 30, 2018

I'm probably missing something, but why use borosilicate for a cold brew device? It's best feature is resistance to shattering due to quickly changing temperature. Cold brew isn't generally expressed to extreme temperature changes. It seems a tougher glass would be a better choice in this application. Probably cheaper too.

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shorkorde

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Jul 30, 2018

NotsurewhyibotherMost likely? This decision was to ensure the glass was dishwasher safe for anyone who finishes off their cold brew and immediately pops this into a hot wash/dry cycle (but I'm only guessing here).
That said, I consider it a nice feature for people (like me) who regularly don't follow directions properly and use this to experiment with other serving/drink options. For example: I've used mine to brew tea (hot) and douse with ice to quickly chill and serve. Or, added cold brew concentrate from a Toddy and hot water - simply because it proved easier to serve from.