You should be making cold brew from home instead of paying 4 bucks for a single cup of it. You'll save a ton of money and you have full control over the coffee
ITEMS USED:
INGREDIENTS:
1.5 cups (80g) dark roasted coffee beans (Ideally espresso beans, coarse grind, something like coarse cornmeal)
6 cups (1400g) water
INSTRUCTIONS:
First Method:
Grind 1 ½ cups of coffee beans, leaving it relatively coarse. Add to a ½ gallon container.
Add 6 cups of water, stir and leave in the fridge for 12-24 hours.
Remove from the fridge and strainer through a fine mesh strainer covered with cheesecloth. OR Pour through the filter of a pour-over.
Second Method:
Grind 1 ½ cups of coffee beans, leaving it relatively coarse. Add to a ½ gallon container.
Add 2 cups of hot water, stir and let it sit for 1 minute. Add remaining 4 cups of cold water.
Stir, and leave in the fridge for 12-24 hours.
Remove from the fridge and strainer through a fine mesh strainer covered with cheesecloth. OR Pour through the filter of a pour-over.
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Awesome Method, Looking forward to trying it out and saving $$. FYI @joshuaweissman The links for the Pyrex and Chemex (to BB&B) are broken both here and on the YT vid.
Question: Is there an advantage to Method 2? Asking because I’m certain I have sloth DNA and am trying to avoid the extra step of using hot water.
I really enjoy your videos and have learned a lot. I show the more appropriate 😉videos to my students. 🤓