01200 g coffee + 1 litre water
Grind coarse. Combine in a jar, stir so there are no dry pockets. Lid on. Fridge 12–18 hours.
Finer grind = sludge and a fight with the filter. Don't.
Coffee & Drinks
Cold Brew You Can Batch
Coarse grind, 12–18 hours in the fridge, concentrate that isn't sludge
20 min4 photographed stepsBeginner
You will mix a 1:5 concentrate, steep it cold overnight, filter it, and dilute to drink. This is fridge coffee, not a 24-hour counter science fair.
What you'll learn
- Coarse grind so it filters
- Fridge steep, not the warm counter
- How to dilute 1:1 or to taste
- How long it keeps
Inside this course
- MixCoarse like breadcrumbs.
- FilterPatience here is the whole texture.
- DiluteConcentrate is not a serving.
- StoreLabel the jar.
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