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This chicory coffee recipe from Commander's Palace will transport you directly to New Orleans. You can make it as milky or sweet as you want. 

Cold-Brew Chicory Coffee

chicory coffee blend (1½ cups)

sweetened condensed milk

vanilla extract

If you like your cold brew black, skip the sweetened condensed milk. If you want it extra sweet, add both cans. We like it somewhere in between. This recipe is from Commander's Palace in New Orleans, LA. Read more about the restaurant's legendary Family Meal here.

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Place coffee in a large bowl and add 8 cups cold water. Stir gently to make sure all of the grounds are moistened. Chill overnight.

Line a sieve with a coffee filter and place over a pitcher. Strain coffee into pitcher (do not stir); discard solids. Stir in 1 can sweetened condensed milk and vanilla extract. If you like your coffee sweeter, add more milk.

Do Ahead: Strained cold brew can be made 1 week ahead. Cover and chill. Add milk and vanilla just before serving.

The creamy spiced cold foam on this Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew tastes just like the coffee shop version.  Save money and time by making this Starbucks copycat at home this fall.

Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew - Starbucks Copycat

Silk dairy free half and half

pumpkin puree

pumpkin pie spice

monkfruit sweetener

coffee

Tablespoons sugar free vanilla syrup

Add the half and half, pumpkin, pumpkin pie...

Add the half and half, pumpkin, pumpkin pie spice, and monkfruit to a mason jar. Stir gently until combined.

Add the lid and shake lightly. Chill until...

Add the lid and shake lightly. Chill until ready to use.

Shake pumpkin cream gently to mix everything together...

Shake pumpkin cream gently to mix everything together again. Pour 1/4 cup into a milk frother and choose the cold option. You can also use a hand held frothing wand and whisk until foamy.

Add ice to a cup and pour in...

Add ice to a cup and pour in 1 cup of cold brew coffee. Stir in 1 Tablespoon vanilla syrup.

Top coffee with pumpkin cream foam and enjoy...

Top coffee with pumpkin cream foam and enjoy right away.

This copycat Starbucks vanilla sweet cream cold brew recipe will leave your tastebuds thinking they just had a cold brew from Starbucks, without even leaving your own home.

Copycat Starbucks Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Brew

oz coffee beans

water

half and half

tsp vanilla extract

maple syrup (or agave)

tbsp vanilla sweet cream

If you haven't already, you'll need to make the cold brew. I let mine soak for 16-20 hours. I use 4 oz (1/2 cup) of coffee beans and grind them fresh for the best flavor. Mix this with ~4 cups of water.

Strain the grounds out of the liquid after the soak is done.

Making the Cold Brew

In a sealable container, mix together the half and half, vanilla extract, and maple syrup.

Mix vigorously with a spoon, or if you can screw the lid tight, give it a good shake.

Making the Vanilla Sweet Cream

In a glass start pour the cold brew coffee, water, and cream. Mix together. If you like less creamy, sweet coffee, use 2 tablespoons of the creamer to start. Add more to taste. Top with ice and enjoy. (I find that 4 tablespoons is enough to get the Starbucks flavor), but go off your own taste.

The remaining sweet cream can be stored in the fridge for 5 days.

How to make cold brew concentrate at home, with ratio adjustments to customize based on your preference.

Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate

water ((24 ounces))

coffee ((4.5 ounces))

water : ½ cup ground coffee

water : ⅔ cup ground coffee

water + 2 cups coffee grounds

Measurements based on standard conversions

Add water to a large bowl. Pour in coffee grounds and stir to combine.

Cover and steep in the fridge for 12-24 hours*.

After steeping, strain through a fine mesh sieve, lined with a double layer of coffee filters (or a clean handkerchief, T-shirt, or nut milk bag). Pour in batches as needed, stirring gently to help the liquid strain.

Once strained, transfer DIY cold brew into a mason jar or airtight container and store in the fridge.

Best served diluted at a 1:1 ratio with water, depending on how strong you like it. (For example, mix ½ cup water with ½ cup concentrate.)

Yields 2½ cups (20 oz) cold brew concentrate.

This Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew Coffee is a close copy cat of the Starbucks iced coffee recipe, and it&#x27;s so perfect for fall. Bonus: it&#x27;s got real pumpkin in it!

Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew

filtered water

vanilla syrup (see below)

pumpkin cream (see below)

Pumpkin spice, for garnishing (see below)

sugar

vanilla

cinnamon

tsp nutmeg

tsp ginger

milk (can use skim, 2%

whipping cream

tsp pumpkin spice mix

Make the cold brew coffee by mixing water and coffee grinds together in a large pitcher. Let sit overnight in the fridge for at least 12 hours (or up to 48 hours if desired).

When ready to serve, slowly pour coffee through cheesecloth that is sitting in a fine mesh sieve into another large pitcher. Make sure you pour slowly and with precision to ensure there are no coffee grounds in the cold brew.

Cold brew coffee

Add one cup boiling water and 1 cup sugar to a mason jar, stirring well. Stir in vanilla, then let cool to room temperature. Store in the fridge up to 2 months.

Vanilla syrup

Mix all ingredients together for spice mix and store in an airtight container until ready to use. Will last for 3 months.

Pumpkin spice mix

Mix all ingredients together well in a large mixing cup. If you&#x27;d like the frothy texture, use an immersion blender or milk frother to mix up ingredients - if choosing this method, be sure to add to your cold brew ASAP!

Pumpkin cream

Add a handful of ice to a large glass or mason jar, then mix in 2 tbsp of vanilla syrup. Top with 2 cups of coffee, then add 1/4 cup of pumpkin cream on top. Before mixing, sprinkle with pumpkin spice mix. Serve and enjoy!

Pumpkin cream cold brew drink

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This Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew Coffee is a close copy cat of the Starbucks iced coffee recipe, and it's so perfect for fall. Bonus: it's got real pumpkin in it!

• About 193 calories/7 freestyle points per drink •

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Toasted coconut cold brew coffee is a terrific summer drink that will save you some time and money by making at home. This cold brew is actually a coffee concentrate and it needs some water in the drinking glass to help mellow it out, unless of course, you&#x27;re into really strong coffee. Then by all means, skip adding water to your glass and go for the gusto!

Toasted Coconut Cold Brew Coffee

coffee beans

unsweetened coconut flakes coconut

To make the toasted coconut coffee syrup: Preheat...

To make the toasted coconut coffee syrup: Preheat oven to 425° F and adjust the top rack to the second notch from the top of the oven. Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper or a silicone mat and spread the coconut out in an even layer. Toast the coconut for 7-10 minutes until nicely browned and toasted, tossing after 5 minutes. Watch the coconut carefully as it can burn easily.

Stir the sugar and water together in a...

Stir the sugar and water together in a small saucepan and bring the mixture to a simmer over medium-high heat. Simmer for 5 minutes, remove from the heat, and stir in the warm toasted coconut. Cover and allow the coconut to steep in the syrup for 30 minutes. Pour the syrup through a fine mesh strainer into a mason jar or resealable glass bottle to cool. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours before using. There may be some coconut residue in the syrup; if that bothers you, strain the syrup once more and if not, shake before adding to your coffee.

To make the cold brew: Grind the coffee...

To make the cold brew: Grind the coffee beans on the coarse or French press grind setting (typically setting 1 or 2 on a burr grinder) or have your favorite coffee shop grind your favorite beans. If using freshly ground coffee (that you're scooping from a bag of ground coffee), you'll need about 1¼ to 1½ cups of coarsely ground coffee.

Fill up a large pitcher with 2 quarts...

Fill up a large pitcher with 2 quarts of water and stir in the coffee with a wooden or plastic spoon. Cover and allow the coffee to sit at room temperature out of direct sunlight for 12-24 hours.

Strain the coffee through a double layer of...

Strain the coffee through a double layer of cheesecloth or a paper towel (my preferred method) in a fine mesh strainer set over another pitcher. If you notice coffee grounds floating in the strained coffee, strain it once more. I don't find this to be an issue with the paper towel method. Refrigerate until cold.

To serve: Fill a glass with ice. Pour...

To serve: Fill a glass with ice. Pour about 2 tablespoons of the syrup into the glass then pour the cold brew into the glass until the glass is about ¾ full. Add a good splash of water to the glass and stir until the syrup combines with the cold brew. Serve or drink immediately.

Cold brew coffee and homemade vanilla syrup come together to make this tasty drink.

Iced Vanilla Latte

vanilla syrup

milk

heavy cream

Make vanilla syrup.Stir together hot water, vanilla extract, and sugar until sugar dissolves. The finer the sugar, the quicker it will dissolve so avoid using raw or turbinado sugar.

Make cream topping.Whisk heavy cream and vanilla syrup until it thickens using a handheld milk frother. (This is my secret to making whipped cream for drinks in seconds.)

Stir together coffee, vanilla syrup, and milk.

Assemble drink.Pour vanilla latte into a cup of ice and spoon on the cream topping.

Cold brew is not difficult to make, and by following some tips, you can get a cold brew coffee as good as the one you’d buy at your favorite cafe.

Grind your coffee beans. Fresh ground coffee makes...

Grind your coffee beans. Fresh ground coffee makes a better tasting cold brew.

Make sure the water you’re using doesn’t have...

Make sure the water you’re using doesn’t have a high amount of chlorine if using tap water.

In a mason jar or any glass container...

In a mason jar or any glass container with a lid, combine water and coffee. Stir, or close the lid and shake, to combine.

Place it in your fridge for 12 to...

Place it in your fridge for 12 to 18 hours. I wouldn't recommend brewing for over 20 hours, as it may lead to over-extraction.

When ready to strain, use a coffee dripper...

When ready to strain, use a coffee dripper with a coffee filter on it, or place a coffee filter over a fine-mesh sieve. Place the dripper/sieve over another recipient/jar and pour the cold brew through it.

Store it in your fridge in a glass...

Store it in your fridge in a glass jar or any glass container that can be shut tight, so your cold brew won’t get an off taste.

To serve, fill a glass with ice, then...

To serve, fill a glass with ice, then fill it with water until half (use less water or no water at all for a stronger coffee). Fill the rest of the glass with the cold brew concentrate. Stir to combine.

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Making cold brew coffee at home is amazingly simple. With just a little prep, you can enjoy delicious cold brew coffee all week long. Watch the video above!

Easy Cold Brew Coffee Recipe

Grind

Grind your coffee beans to a medium coarse consistency. 

Add the water and ground coffee beans to a mason jar or other glass storage container. Then, leave it on your counter to steep for 12-15 hours. 

Strain

Strain the coffee through a fine mesh sieve that&#039;s lined with a couple layers of cheesecloth over a large measuring cup or bowl. Alternatively, you could use a nut-milk bag or coffee filter on top of the sieve. 

Store

Pour the strained cold brew concentrate back into a clean mason jar and store in the refrigerator.&nbsp;

Serve

To serve, pour the cold brew concentrate over ice, with water or with your favorite milk or creamer.&nbsp;

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It's incredibly easy to make cold brew coffee at home and much cheaper than buying it in the store. This cold brew coffee recipe is a pretty straightforward DIY cold brew method with a ratio of 4:1 - four cups of water to one cup of coffee beans. For more cold brew concentrate, simply double this amount and use a larger storage container. As always, I have more tips located in the recipe post linked below. Enjoy! 

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HOW TO MAKE COLD BREW COFFEE | the easy way

Upgrade your coffee with this Pumpkin Cream Cold Foam that you can make right at home! It&#039;s the best creamy Starbucks dupe and super easy to make with only a few items. It&#039;s the perfect way to celebrate pumpkin season and use up leftover canned pumpkin puree.

Pumpkin Cream Cold Foam (Starbucks Dupe)

ice (as needed)

pumpkin spice (for sprinkling)

oz non-fat milk ((see notes))

tsp pumpkin spice

salt

In a medium sized mixing bowl, pour in the non-fat milk, heavy cream, vanilla extract, and sweetened condensed milk. Using a whisk or electric whisk, whip the milk until it has large bubbles, and then becomes thick and smooth.

Add the pumpkin puree, pumpkin spice, and a pinch of salt. Optionally, add more sugar per taste and annatto (dye) if desired. Continue to whip until fully combined and the foam has thickened, just before it forms soft peaks.

Fill a cup with ice, and pour in half of the brewed coffee over the ice. Optionally, add milk of choice to the coffee. Slowly pour in the pumpkin cream cold foam over the coffee.

Sprinkle additional pumpkin spice over the cold foam and enjoy!

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Upgrade your cold brew coffee with this Pumpkin Cream Cold Foam that you can make right at home! It's the best creamy Starbucks dupe for their Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew and super easy to make with only a few items. It's the perfect way to celebrate pumpkin season and use up leftover canned pumpkin puree.

Pumpkin Cream Cold Foam (Starbucks dupe)

Quick and easy recipe for a Starbucks Salted Caramel Cold Brew drink. This cold brew coffee is flavored with caramel syrup and topped with fluffy vanilla sweet cream cold foam. A sprinkle of salt finishes off this delicious Starbucks copycat.

Starbucks Salted Caramel Cream Cold Brew

caramel syrup

ice, preferably filtered

vanilla sweet cream cold foam

sea salt

Put vanilla sweet cream in a jar with...

Put vanilla sweet cream in a jar with lid in the freezer for a few minutes while you make drink.

Add caramel syrup to bottom of 16 ounce...

Add caramel syrup to bottom of 16 ounce cup.

Pour cold brew coffee on top of caramel...

Pour cold brew coffee on top of caramel syrup. I prefer to use store-bought Starbucks unsweetened cold brew coffee. You can also make homemade cold brew ahead of time. If you use cold brew concentrate, be sure to add water to it to make it regular strength.

Scoop enough ice into glass to almost fill...

Scoop enough ice into glass to almost fill it to the top, about 1 cup.

Remove jar of vanilla sweet cream from freezer...

Remove jar of vanilla sweet cream from freezer and shake vigorously for a minute or two until it thickens. It will resemble runny whipped cream. You can also froth it or aerate it using a french press. I prefer the cold jar method since it's quick and easy.

Slowly pour sweet cream on top of caramel...

Slowly pour sweet cream on top of caramel cold brew and sprinkle with salt.

Stir and enjoy. This creamy cold brew drink...

Stir and enjoy. This creamy cold brew drink is best served without a straw.

Here's my complete recipe for vanilla sweet cream...

Here's my complete recipe for vanilla sweet cream cold foam. It's the exact ingredients and proportions Starbucks uses.

Just combine heavy cream, milk and vanilla syrup...

Just combine heavy cream, milk and vanilla syrup to make a bottle of this sweet creamer. Then turn only the amount you need for a drink into cold foam.

Also referred to as Japanese ice coffee, hot cold brew is a hybrid quaff and my go-to when I&#039;m in a hurry. Basically, we brew with hot water to quickly extract flavor and aroma compounds from the ground coffee then, immediately chill the resulting liquid, thus preserving aromatics and arresting some of the oxidation and degradation of acids. When the dripping&#039;s done, you can strain out the ice for a stronger brew, or enjoy on the rocks. This recipe first appeared in Season 2 of Good Eats: The Return.

Hot Start Cold Brew

ice cubes

filtered water, heated to 200°F in an electric kettle

Assemble a pour-over coffee rig using a carafe, filter holder, and filter set on a digital kitchen scale.

Place the coffee inthe filter and the ice in the carafe.

Very slowly pour 100 grams of the water over the coffee in a spiral pattern. This step should take about 1 minute. Let the coffee sit for 30 to 40 seconds to bloom. Tare the scale, then, working in three batches, very slowly pour over the remaining 175 grams water in the same spiral pattern over the coffee. This step should take 2 to 3 minutes total. If using an electric kettle with a thermostat, return the kettle to the heater in between batches.

When the coffee is finished brewing, remove the filter holder and discard to compost the grounds.Serve the coffee with any remaining ice, or strain it out for a stronger brew.

This Frozen Coconut Caramel Frappe recipe is the perfect morning treat to start your day! This easy frozen coffee drink is made with caramel cold brew concentrate &amp; lots of other delicious ingredients!

Frozen Caramel Coconut Cold Brew Coffee

Gevalia Caramel Cold Brew Concentrate

2% milk

coconut

milk chocolate chips

chocolate syrup

Blend all ingredients in a high powered blender until fully smooth. Add more ice and blend if you'd like the drink thicker.

Top with whipped cream, chocolate sauce, and caramel sauce if desired.

Enjoy!

This citrus-filled cold brew is perfect for a hot summer day. It is smooth, refreshing and easy to make in any quantity.

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