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Hario Mizudashi vs Coffee Gator Side-by-Side Comparison
Hario Mizudashi
Coffee Gator

Overall Verdict
Most cold brew coffee makers we tested out-performed the Hario Mizudashi. The Hario doesn’t work as a cold brew coffee maker due to its non-airtight lid design, short filter, and poor brew ratio. Its tall and slender glass carafe is, however, an eye-catcher.
If you’re happy with an average to mild brew and the convenience of a small brewer for a refrigerator door bin, the Coffee Gator is not a bad choice. Its twist-to-pour lid design is also convenient. Additionally, it comes with a couple of thoughtful extras namely a stainless steel measuring spoon and a silicone funnel for pouring in grounds and water.
Pros & Cons
- Attractive brew decanter
 - Easy-to-clean filter
 - Color choice
 - Hot or cold brewing
 
- Quality of glass carafe
 - Additional spoon and funnel
 - Neat and clever lid
 - Twist to pour lid
 - Personalized extras
 
- Not airtight
 - Odor contamination
 - Poor brew quality
 
- Grip and length of handle
 - Brew rather average
 
Key Specs
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Analysis and Test Results
Brew Quality
Bouquet
Drinkability




Sediment


Design
In the Box


Decanter


Stopper / Lid


Filter


Build Quality


Usability
Brewing


