cold brew concentrate

Determining how you will use your coffee will help you decide on the best cold brew coffee ratio. Cold brew is great poured over ice, as a part of a latte, or reheated and enjoyed hot.

Cold Brew Coffee Ratio

water

coffee beans

coffee

In a blender or a coffee grinder, coarsely grind beans. Check the photo above to see the texture. It's important to very coarsely grind beans so that the grounds are easy to filter out and your coffee doesn't turn silty. Make sure all beans are broken up, but are in much bigger pieces than you'd typically use.

Add coffee grounds to a French press, or alternately, a mason jar. Pour water on top of coffee grounds, and then use a long handled spoon to mix the grounds into the water. The grounds will float, but make sure they are all wet.

Allow the coffee to cold brew in the refrigerator or in a cool space in your house over night or up to 24 hours.

If using a French press, just press down the handle to strain the coffee grounds, and then the coffee is ready to use. If using a mason jar, I have found using a nut milk bag is the easiest way to quickly drain the coffee and separate the grounds. Cheese cloth also works.

Enjoy the coffee poured over ice, mixed with milk for a latte, or reheated as a hot beverage.

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Cold Brew Coffee

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.

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Cold Brew Concentrate

coffee grounds

Place the coffee grounds in a quart-size mason jar. Fill the jar with cold water and stir. Cover and let sit at room temperature for 12 hours.

Strain the mixture and discard the grounds. Serve the cold brewed coffee, diluted to taste with hot or cold water or over ice, if desired.

Store the cold brew in the fridge for a week or two.

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