airtight pitcher - white

“ The pitcher fits in the door of my refrigerator, which is as my main reason for buying it. However, it is so slow to poor that I have discarded it after several weeks of using it. ”

“ I wanted a larger capacity cold brew pitcher than my old Takeya, so I sent that one off to Goodwill and put in a pre-order for two of these bad boys. The filter cylinder is basically the same, ie, excellent, and the shape is more space-efficient in the fridge than a round pitcher. I also like the metal handle on the Tritan top, and I appreciate the fact that the top covers the spout when it's closed. We tried laying the pitchers flat to brew, but found that they leaked a bit, so they went in the door.

Where these pitchers lose a star for me is in the pour opening. The opening has a backflow issue that prevents the tea from pouring out nicely after a certain point, and you either have to tip the pitcher back and forth to keep the tea coming out smoothly, or deal with a lot of glugging and a slower flow.

I'm still very happy I got two, because I drink a lot of tea (a LOT), and these are clearly purpose made for tea rather than coffee, and give me the capacity I'm looking for. ”

“ This is an amazing pitcher, better than any I have ever purchased! It is tall, but it lays sideways (because it is not round) in my refrig without ANY leaking or issue (which is why I bought it). The infuser is so easy to clean out, as well. Now it is easy to cold brew a pitcher of ice tea using regular loose tea - no hassle. This seals absolutely air tight, once you learn how to screw the top on correctly. So glad I purchased this. ”

“ The pitcher works well and is reasonably easy to clean although the nylon mesh was stained and would not come clean (white) with just soap and water. Probably dishwashing will fix that. I brewed a 1/4 cup of loose tea in 2 liters of boiling water to make my standard iced tea starter. I was able to pick up the container and shake it for a vigorous infusion a minute after pouring in the boiling water with no leaks and just a minimum of hand protection for the bottom of the pitcher.
One thing that immediately confused me when I opened the shipping container was that the boxes for these pitchers said 'Coffee Pitcher.' I thought I had received the wrong item, but when I opened the boxes, it was obvious they were the correct item. There was no mention on the box of anything but coffee. Very weird. ”