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How to Make Practical Cold Coffee

How to Make Cold Coffee, Practical!

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Have you ever heard of Cold Brewing? If not, you need to know that this method is done by leaving the coffee grounds in water and letting the extraction process run overnight. When the brewing process is complete, you will get an intense coffee concentrate to mix with mineral water and enjoy cold. Interesting, right?

Not to mention, it turns out that now you can make it with a simple process, you know! The method of making cold coffee that we will discuss this time does not require a cold brewer or specific coffee equipment. Curious? Let's take a look at the following explanation about the appeal, the right time to drink, and how to make cold coffee (Cold Brew)!

The Appeal of Cold Brew Coffee

 

As mentioned at the beginning of the article, Cold Brew is coffee with intense ingredients. The reason is, this method of making cold coffee has a long coffee extraction duration. As a result, you will get an intense coffee concentrate that still needs to be mixed with water.

 

However, you need to know that once the Cold Brew is ready, you can still store the remaining concentrate in the refrigerator for around 14 days. So, for the next 2 weeks, enjoy the easy process of serving cold coffee, just by pouring coffee concentrate and water into a glass!

 

 

When is the Right Time to Drink Cold Brew?

 

Just like all coffee in general, Cold Brew can be drunk at any time, but preferably in the morning and afternoon. To be enjoyed in the morning, preparing a Cold Brew will not be much of a hassle if the concentrate has been prepared beforehand. You don't need to worry about spending a long time making coffee!

 

Then, to enjoy on a hot day, Cold Brew can certainly be a source of refreshment. But apart from that, you can also complement the fresh taste of Cold Brew with other combinations, such as coconut water and vanilla ice cream.

 

 

How to Make Cold Brew Coffee Practically

 

There are various ways to make cold coffee (Cold Brew). Generally, you will be required to use a special French press or Cold Brew coffee maker. If you don't have one of these tools, don't worry! You only need to prepare a glass jar and any filter as the tools. Check out the steps below!

 

  1. Grind any coffee beans you have to a medium coarse grind
  2. Then, prepare coffee grounds and water
  3. Make sure the ratio is appropriate, which is a 1:4 ratio between coffee grounds and water
  4. Stir first, then close the jar
  5. Put it in the refrigerator and wait for about 18-24 hours
  6. When finished, you can pour the Cold Brew concentrate through a strainer and into a glass
  7. Mix it with water according to the intensity of the coffee that suits your preference
  8. Enjoy a delicious glass of Cold Brew and store the remaining concentrate in the refrigerator!

 

So, that's the information you need to know about how to make cold coffee or Cold Brew. The method we present is fairly easy and you can try doing it at home.

 

However, if you are still unsure or have difficulty making this drink yourself, there's no harm in enjoying a glass of fresh, cold black coffee. NESCAFÉ Classic made from Robusta and formulated to dissolve easily, even when you brew it with cold water, it can be an option for enjoying a delicious and practical cup of cold coffee.

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