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Filter I bought doesn't fit in mason jar. What happens if I have my cold brew exposed to air?

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viking

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Nothing happens. I'm using a regular carafe for brewing, it's open by design.

Toribor

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Same here. Mine has little air holes on top. My cold brew is still delicious and safe to drink.

slowd0wn

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Shouldn’t be a problem while brewing. I’d just drape a towel over the top while it brews to prevent anything from getting into it.

We use a toddy system at work to make cold brew, and the lid has a bunch of holes in it, presumably to minimize condensation from doing a hot start. Just seal it up once you remove the grounds and it’s ready to drink.

BananaPeal

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Hello fellow northeasterner!

MonkeyBusiness

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Howdy! Rank the grocery store

Hannies > MB > Shaws

BananaPeal

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MB > Hannafid > Shaws

Admittedly, I have only been to MB a few times, all positive. Plus, I have worked for Hannaford in the past, making me feel more negatively.

slowd0wn

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Shouldn’t be a problem while brewing. I’d just drape a towel over the top while it brews to prevent anything from getting into it.

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