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Cold Brew Help (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by SignificanceSame3366
So I have been seeking out the best cold brew close to the smoothness as Starbucks but I haven’t found anything like it. Does anyone know how they make it so I can try at home!
ThyKingToker 1 points 1y ago
This is how I do it at home: Select favorite dark roast: Have barista grind on “French press” setting on the grinder at Starbucks.
Put like a half inch on the bottom of your French press. Pour cold filtered water into french press and put top on dont push down. Let set at room temp for 20-24 hours.
Press that shit. Pour over ice
Put like a half inch on the bottom of your French press. Pour cold filtered water into french press and put top on dont push down. Let set at room temp for 20-24 hours.
Press that shit. Pour over ice
SignificanceSame3366 [OP] 1 points 1y ago
I was just curious to what the best blend is and any tips!
AJ228842 1 points 1y ago
I really like Verona for cold brew, but also if you can get reserve beans, Vietnam is 100/10 for cold brew.
muthafackin_g_420 1 points 1y ago
what i have done is just used a french press and put it in the fridge for 20 hours and then filter it with the thing, the Guatemala blend is poppin for cold brew imo
Epona_02 1 points 1y ago
we just grind the beans and let them sit for 24 hours in water. then pour and serve.
the_lady_flame 15 points 1y ago
isn't it 20 hours? and it's also diluted 1:1 with water before serving
Epona_02 2 points 1y ago
yep thank you, i was like “surely i’m missing something” lol
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Rincrys 1 points 1y ago
Do u put it in the fridge or just leave it at room temperature?
And what ratio do u use for the coffee grind to water?
And what ratio do u use for the coffee grind to water?
Epona_02 2 points 1y ago
we let it sit at room temp for 20 hours, then pour, dilute, and refrigerate.
i can’t remember the exact ratio, i’m usually on bar not CS lol, but we make huge batches. if i remember i’ll update or someone else might jump in
i can’t remember the exact ratio, i’m usually on bar not CS lol, but we make huge batches. if i remember i’ll update or someone else might jump in
dicksoutforpoppunk 1 points 1y ago
I think it's 14L to 5lbs coffee if I remember correctly. What you can convert that down to however, I don't know. I'm pretty sure Kroger carries some sort of Starbucks at home cold brew beans now though
Epona_02 1 points 1y ago
awww man too bad we should all be boycotting them rn lol
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