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Has anyone tried Javy coffee concentrate.

It looks like it would be great for iced coffee.

 

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I have tried it ,bought some last summer,  at first i liked it, but  don't plan on buying again.

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I never tried it.

 

I make my own concentrate.  I have cold brew pitcher that works perfectly.  I don't drink coffee often, but when I do, I like it strong and smooth...not bitter.

 

Those store bought concentrates are too expensive and the flavors are limited.

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@Carmie wrote:

I never tried it.

 

I make my own concentrate.  I have cold brew pitcher that works perfectly.  I don't drink coffee often, but when I do, I like it strong and smooth...not bitter.

 

Those store bought concentrates are too expensive and the flavors are limited.


I would love to know how you make this. Could you tell me how you make it? What is a cold brew pitcher? Thank you

 

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I'd love to know too!

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  • Pour the ground coffee in to a 3-quart jar or pitcher.
  • Add water and stir to combine.
  • Steep the coffee overnight in the fridge.
  • Strain the cold brew through a fine sieve or a small, thin cotton napkin, cloth or handkerchief into a liquid measuring cup or pitcher.
  • Let it rest for a few minutes to let the last of the cold brew trickle down.

This is how you make pitcher cold brew.

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@Love4cats   I bought mine on Amazon.  They come in quite a few models.  I have the one on the far right.

 

I put coffee in the screen sleeve, insert into the pitcher and put in the fridge overnight.  The next day, I remove the sleeve with the coffee grounds and store the coffee in the same pitcher.

 

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@Carmie wrote:

@Love4cats   I bought mine on Amazon.  They come in quite a few models.  I have the one on the far right.

 

I put coffee in the screen sleeve, insert into the pitcher and put in the fridge overnight.  The next day, I remove the sleeve with the coffee grounds and store the coffee in the same pitcher.

 

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What kind of coffee do you use? Brand?

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@Carmie wrote:

@Love4cats   I bought mine on Amazon.  They come in quite a few models.  I have the one on the far right.

 

I put coffee in the screen sleeve, insert into the pitcher and put in the fridge overnight.  The next day, I remove the sleeve with the coffee grounds and store the coffee in the same pitcher.

 

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@Carmie Thank you, I am definitely going to try making some.

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@SaveTheTurtles   I normally use a coffee made for cold brew.  The last time I ordered, I ordered the coffee listed below.  I bought a few bags, but next time will only order one bag at a time to try it out first.

 

I like this coffee, but don't love it.  I will be looking for something else.

 

I have a coffee bean grinder in my basement.  I thought about grinding my own beans.  Cold brew coffee grounds have a courser grind.

 

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