decaf cold brew

Making cold brew at home is easy. With this decaf cold brew recipe, you can enjoy a cup of cold brew whenever you feel like it!

Easy Decaf Cold Brew

coffee beans

1000 ml of cold tap water

Start by coarsely grinding your decaf coffee beans.

Combine ground coffee and cold tap water in...

Combine ground coffee and cold tap water in your brewing vessel.

If you're using a French press, just combine...

If you're using a French press, just combine the two ingredients in the beaker.

If you're using another type of vessel, stir...

If you're using another type of vessel, stir until all the grounds are wet and cover it.

Let it sit for at least 12 hours...

Let it sit for at least 12 hours and up to 24 hours. I like to let it steep for 15 hours for a well-balanced flavor.

After 15 hours have passed, carefully pour the...

After 15 hours have passed, carefully pour the mixture through a coffee filter or fine mesh strainer into your storage container.

Now your decaf cold brew is finished! You...

Now your decaf cold brew is finished! You can add various add-ins to it or use it in multiple recipes!

If you love the smooth, sweet taste of cold brew coffee but don't want the caffeine, here's the solution! Whip up a tasty batch of decaf cold brew in just a few simple steps. Don't forget to start with great decaf coffee beans...

Easy Decaf Cold Brew Recipe

g decaf whole bean coffee

350 g room temperature water

Weigh

Use the scale to weigh 50 g of coffee and 350 g of water. This is a cold brew concentrate recipe, so use a higher coffee to water ratio than you normally would.

Weigh the coffee and water.

Grind

Cold brew requires coarse ground coffee. If you’re familiar with French press grind size, use a slightly larger grind for cold brew.

Grind the coffee.

Combine

Add the ground coffee and water to your brewing vessel. Stir the mixture to ensure all the grounds are wet.

Combine the coffee and water.

Steep

Let the cold brew steep for 16 hours at room temperature.

Wait 16 hours.

Strain

If you’re using a French press, you can use the plunger to separate the grounds from the cold brew. If you’re using another type of container, you can use an ordinary kitchen strainer.

Strain the coffee.

Filter

Even though you’ve already separated the grounds from the coffee, fine sediment might be left suspended in the coffee. Slowly pour the cold brew through a paper filter to remove any small particles left behind by the strainer. This step is essential if you want to keep your cold brew in the fridge for several days.

Filter the cold brew.

Store

If you’re not going to drink all of the cold brew at once, make sure you keep it in the refrigerator. Cold brew concentrate stays good for up to two weeks when you keep it refrigerated.

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