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Do-It-Yourself Cold Brew Coffee
Winnie Tsang - Aug. 14, 2017
Smooth and refreshing, cold brew coffee is a popular beverage for the summer and it's easy to make at home!
 Here's what you'll need:
- 50g / 2oz coffee, coarsely ground
- 1L / 32fl oz cold water
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Stir the coffee into the water and refrigerate overnight or for about 15 hours.
When ready to serve, filter out the grounds and simply pour the liquid over a few cubes of ice. Add dairy or sweetener as desired, and serve. You're done!
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Since the coffee is extracted from the beans slowly, cold brew coffee tends to be smoother (less bitter) than regular percolated hot coffee.
Helpful tip: cold-brewing also extracts more caffeine from the beans, so a small cup packs a powerful punch! Â