Cold Brew

Cold Brew

Posted by Cristina Dias on

To make cold brew concentrate, combine 12 oz of coarsely ground coffee with 1.8 litres of cold water and let it steep for at least 20 hours. Place the grounds in a container, pour the water over the top and stir until every ground is wet. After steeping, pour the mixture through a paper coffee filter into a carafe. You will end up with about one litre of concentrate, which keeps in the refrigerator for up to four weeks. To serve it plain, mix half a cup of concentrate with three large ice cubes and about half a cup of cold water for a 12 oz drink. For an iced latte, replace the water with milk, almond milk or coconut milk. The roast matters: for drinks made with dairy or plant milk, a dark roast such as Rio Roast holds its flavour best, while a lighter roast suits cold brew served with water.

Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate

What you need

12oz of your favorite Mogiana Coffee Roast - Coarse Grind
(Hint: if you are making drinks with dairy or almond milk, use a dark roast such as RIO Roast; if you are simply adding water to the concentrate to make a regular Cold Brew beverage, use Espresso or Bossa Nova)

1.8 litres of cold water

How to make it

Place coffee grinds in a container and pour water over top. Stir until all grounds are thoroughly wet. Let it sit for a minimum of 20 hours.

Pour mixture through a paper coffee filter into your choice of carafe.

You will have about 1 litre of cold brew concentrate that can be kept in the refrigerator for up to 4 weeks.

Ways to serve it

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Use your (or ours!) Cold brew concentrate for some deliciously cooling coffee drinks.

Cold brew iced latte:

  • ½ cup measure of cold brew concentrate
  • 3 large ice cubes
  • Complete with your choice of milk, almond milk or coconut milk
  • 2-3 pumps of flavoured syrup of choice

Cold Brew (Plain):

  • ½ cup measure of cold brew concentrate
  • 3 large ice cubes
  • Add cold Water to taste (usually ½ cup makes a 12oz cup of cold brew)
  • Enjoy it black or with a splash of your favorite milk

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