
The Home Brew: A Guide to Making Cold Brew Coffee at Home
Cold Brew Coffee has become a favorite among many a coffee enthusiast. Thanks to the way it is made, you can expect some with more sweetness than acidity, and with a stronger caffeine kick to boot. It can be served as is or with a splash of milk and can even be mixed into some unique cocktail concoctions. Another great thing about cold brew is just how easy it is to make with just a few steps. Today, we’re going to do just that by going through a simple guide to making cold brew coffee at home.
Prepare your coffee grounds and water
Put ‘em in a vessel
Find your vessel of choice to place your cold brew coffee in. You’ll want something nice and sealable that you can keep in the fridge. Mason jars are popular options for 1-2 servings, while larger vessels like a pitcher will also work if you’re making cold brew coffee good for several days.
Once you’ve decided which vessel to use, place the coarsely ground coffee inside the vessel, and pour the appropriate amount of water in. Stir lightly then seal the vessel, after which you can leave it in the fridge for at least 12 hours. You can keep the coffee steeped for longer for a stronger tasting brew.