KitchenAid 28 oz Cold Brew Coffee Maker vs KitchenAid 38-Ounce Cold Brew Coffee Maker

The KitchenAid 28 oz Cold Brew Coffee Maker produces smooth, rich cold brew in a streamlined stainless steel and glass package. Reviewers liked how easy it is to use, with a built-in tap for dispensing and a reusable steeper marked with fill indicators. It slots into most refrigerators and yields up to 14 servings, though each batch needs a 12-hour brewing window. Cold brew drinkers with room in the fridge are the fit; some will find the capacity limiting.

The KitchenAid 38 oz Cold Brew Coffee Maker turns out smooth, full-bodied concentrate that stays fresh for up to two weeks in the fridge. Reviewers found it easy to work with, thanks to the built-in stainless steel tap and a labeled steeper with fill indicators. Capacity is 35% larger than previous models, which gets you 19 servings per batch, though each batch takes 12+ hours of refrigeration. Cleaning is simple. The catch is that it makes concentrate only, so there are extra steps between the tap and your cup.