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What is cold brew coffee?
Cold brew coffee is made by steeping coffee grounds in cold or room temperature water for 12-24 hours. Unlike iced coffee, which is just hot coffee cooled down, cold brew is never heated. This slow brewing process creates a smooth, less acidic drink that’s naturally sweet. Many people find it easier on their stomach compared to hot coffee. The result is a concentrated coffee that you can mix with cold water, milk, or pour over ice.
What's the best type of coffee for cold brew?
The best cold brew coffee beans are medium to dark roasts with chocolate or nutty notes. Our dark roast coffee works particularly well, as these flavours become more pronounced in cold brew. Look for coffee beans that are coarsely ground – they should feel roughly like sea salt. Too fine a grind can make your cold brew bitter and muddy.
How long does cold brew coffee last?
When stored properly in the fridge, cold brew concentrate can last up to 2 weeks. However, for the best taste, we recommend consuming it within one week. Once you’ve diluted your cold brew with water or milk, it’s best to drink it within 2-3 days. Always keep it in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
How do I make cold brew coffee at home?
To make cold brew, use a ratio of 1:4 coffee to water. Add coarse coffee grounds to cold water, stir gently, and let it steep in the fridge for 12-24 hours. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve or coffee filter. The result is a concentrate – mix it with equal parts water or milk when serving. Adjust the ratio to match your taste preferences.
Why is cold brew less acidic than hot coffee?
Cold brew coffee is less acidic because hot water releases more acids and oils from coffee beans. When you use cold water, fewer acids are extracted, resulting in a smoother taste. This makes cold brew a great option for people who find regular coffee too harsh on their stomach or those who prefer a mellower coffee flavour.
What's the difference between cold brew and iced coffee?
Cold brew and iced coffee are quite different. Iced coffee is regular hot coffee that’s cooled down and served over ice. Cold brew is never heated – it’s steeped in cold water for many hours. This creates different flavour profiles: iced coffee keeps the acidity of hot coffee, while cold brew is smoother and less acidic.
How much caffeine is in cold brew coffee?
Cold brew typically has more caffeine than regular coffee because of its concentrated nature. However, when you dilute it with water or milk, the caffeine content becomes similar to regular coffee. The exact amount varies depending on your coffee-to-water ratio and steeping time.
What grind size should I use for cold brew?
Use a coarse grind for cold brew coffee – similar to the texture of sea salt or coarse sugar. Fine grounds can make your cold brew bitter and difficult to filter. If you’re buying pre-ground coffee, look specifically for cold brew coffee grounds or ask for a coarse grind suitable for cold brew.
Can I use any type of coffee beans for cold brew?
While you can use any coffee beans for cold brew, some work better than others. Medium to dark roasts often produce the best results, offering chocolate, nutty, and caramel notes that cold brewing brings out beautifully. Single-origin beans can create interesting and complex cold brews with unique flavour profiles.