For the best flavor, use freshly roasted, coarsely ground coffee. Experiment with different coffee beans to find your perfect cold brew profile. Dark roasts will yield a bolder flavor, while lighter roasts will be more nuanced. Adjust the steeping time to control the strength of your concentrate. Start with 12 hours and adjust to taste. The simple syrup can be infused with herbs or spices (such as vanilla bean or cinnamon) for added flavor. Cold brew concentrate can also be used in cocktails, desserts, and other recipes.
Caroline Heidenreichrutherford
Jun 29, 2025Filtering was a bit slow, but totally worth it for the smooth, grit-free coffee.
Nikko Gerlach
Jun 28, 2025I never thought I could make coffee this good at home! Thank you for the recipe!
Jessyca Crooksjohns
Jun 27, 2025This recipe is so easy to follow, and the coffee is amazing! I've saved so much money making my own cold brew.
Olaf Nolan
Jun 27, 2025I added a little vanilla extract to the simple syrup, and it was divine!
Watson Dibbert
Jun 27, 2025I let mine steep for 24 hours, and it was incredibly strong. Next time, I'll try 18 hours.
Madelynn Crist
Jun 26, 2025The simple syrup recipe is perfect. I like that it's not too sweet.
Floy Conroy
Jun 24, 2025Using a dark roast made a huge difference! The coffee was rich and chocolatey.
Arnold Sipes
Jun 23, 2025I tried this with oat milk and it was delicious. Highly recommend!