Cold brew seems easy to make at first glance. All you have to do is add coffee grounds to water, right? Well, temperature ...

It also packs more caffeine than iced coffee, so it’s great if you need a pick-me-up throughout the day. Step one: pick the ...

I say most people because I drink cold brew all year long. Yes, it gets expensive -- a large cold brew can run more than $6 before tip. That's why, not long ago, I learned how to make cold brew at ...

Cold-brewed coffee (or just cold brew) is like iced coffee's cooler sibling. They're made of the same stuff, but one's a little more "in" — and one's well-known and loved, but a bit passé.

Coffee with fresh and fruity notes is perfect for cold brewing and serving over ice. Here's how to buy coffee beans for fruit ...

If you're looking to give your cold-brew coffee a tasty finish but you're not ready to invest in a $600 blender, the Instant Milk Frother is an excellent way to make your dairy thick and silky.

How to Make Cold-Brewed Coffee Ingredients 12oz. coffee, ground medium-coarse 3/4gal. (12 cups) filtered water Directions Place ground coffee in a fine-mesh filter bag (nut-milk bags work well here).

Since it takes longer to make, cold brew coffee tends to last longer than your regular hot-brewed coffee. Of course, cold brew will be at its most excellent quality on day 1.

We asked Tim Melano, founder of Triple Coffee, to help us distinguish between iced coffee and cold brew — and exactly which one he thinks is better. What Is Iced Coffee? The defining detail of iced ...