This drink pitcher cools freshly brewed coffee in seconds
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Iced coffee lovers: Here’s a solution to your greatest plight. This simple pitcher is the ultimate chill gadget, cooling super hot coffee in less than two minutes for a delicious cold brew. Deciding between sipping a diluted drink or impatiently waiting for the fridge to cool your brew is now a thing of the past.
The pitcher, called the ColdWave beverage chiller, has gained a generous following on TikTok. The product description explains that the pitcher cools 16 ounces of hot drinks — like freshly brewed coffee — in under two minutes. For room temperature drinks like wine, it does the job in 30 seconds.
To use the gadget, you pour in up to 16 ounces of liquid, which is about one-third of the pitcher. You then place in the frozen insert attached to the device's lid, which fits perfectly into the pitcher. This mechanism displaces the liquid into the cooling insert. The liquid then rapidly cools, taking two minutes at most to become chilly.
This pitcher makes pretty cool sounds while chilling your drink, as featured in this TikTok with more than 110,000 likes.
@sydruettiger Thanks coldwave! ##fyp##foryou##icedcoffee##icedcoffeechallenge##foodfam##gotthisforyou
♬ original sound - sydruettiger
The cooling mechanism of the pitcher does not depend on ice, meaning your drinks won’t be diluted. Plus, the pitcher’s insert refreezes in just one hour, so it's always ready and waiting for your next drink.
Shop: The ColdWave, $39.99
The pitcher has a 4.7-star rating on Amazon, with users saying it “works great” and is “easy to use.” The ColdWave clocks in at $39.99 — and though this may seem a little steep, if you need a perfectly chilled iced coffee stat, this gadget is priceless.
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