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Cold Brew Coffee

Cold Brew Coffee: Coffee is infinitely customizable. For those who love their coffee cold, cold brew pots are a fairly inexpensive investment. Cold brew is a little like tea. Coffee grounds steep in water. And just like loose leaf tea, if you don’t have a cold brew pot you aren’t out of luck. You can always stir together the grounds and water, leave it to sit and then strain out the grounds using a strainer or cotton cloth.There is no perfect type of coffee for cold brew, so use what you love. If that’s a light roast, go with a light roast.

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