Glass Cold Brew Coffee Maker – Convenient Ice Drip Machine With Filters Launched

May 14, 2021

Luv Muggs launched a 12-oz glass ice coffee maker for individuals looking to cool down during the summer. The appliance’s ice drip design produces smooth, aromatic cold brew coffee.

Irvine, United States - May 14, 2021 /PressCable/ —

Online retailer Luv Muggs has launched a new 12-ounce slow brew iced coffee maker. The cold brew machine includes a glass ice drip and 100 fresh coffee filter papers.

More details can be found at https://www.luvmuggs.com/products/400ml-iced-coffee-maker-glass-ice-drip-coffee-pot-percolator-set-v60-ice-coffee-dripper-glass-filters-cold-brew-espresso-machine

The newly launched appliance seeks to provide a convenient, easy-to-use alternative to classic hot coffee makers.

In recent years, cold brew has gained increasing popularity among avid coffee drinkers due to its smooth taste and aroma. The iced beverage is also an ideal way to keep cool during the warm summer months.

While the conventional coffee brewing process uses hot water to extract flavor and caffeine from coffee beans, cold brewing allows the coffee’s essence to gradually steep into cold water for 12 to 24 hours.

Cold-brew coffee can provide a range of physical health benefits, including an improved mood, a faster metabolism, and a lowered risk of heart disease, Parkinson’s disease, and type 2 diabetes.

In addition, cold brew tends to be slightly less acidic than traditional hot coffee, making it a better choice for individuals who suffer from chronic stomach irritation or acid reflux.

Luv Muggs’ newest product uses ice to slowly brew a rich batch of cold coffee without an unpleasant bitter taste. The top-rated coffee maker’s elegant glass design makes it the perfect complement to any kitchen decor.

Customers can order Luv Muggs’ 12-ounce slow brew iced coffee maker at the company website. The company offers complimentary standard shipping with a delivery time within 3 to 5 weeks.

The online retailer also features an array of other glass, ceramic, and stainless steel coffee brewers. Customers can browse through the company’s collection of pour-over coffee pots, French presses, kettles, teapots, and more.

A spokesperson for the company said: “Luv Muggs knows that no matter how busy your day may be, it’s important to take a moment to slow down and enjoy a simple pleasure. Your daily cup of coffee or tea can be that moment.”

Interested parties can find additional details at https://www.luvmuggs.com/products/400ml-iced-coffee-maker-glass-ice-drip-coffee-pot-percolator-set-v60-ice-coffee-dripper-glass-filters-cold-brew-espresso-machine

Contact Info:
Name: Amber
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Organization: Luv Muggs
Address: 15333 Culver Drive Suite 340 - 505, Irvine, CA 92604, United States
Phone: +1-949-407-8573
Website: https://www.luvmuggs.com

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 89013952

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