Cold Brew Coffee Flavor Tips, Beans & Equipment Recommendations Released
Oct 19, 2023
Summary
Health experts worldwide are recommending that people give up soda, and Coffee Lover suggests that cold brew coffee is an excellent alternative. The custom bean roaster has released a new guide that provides recommendations on cold brew equipment, beans, and more to help consumers make the switch. Cold brew coffee can be consumed black or with small amounts of sugar, as it has a sweeter taste and is less acidic than regular coffee. The longer brewing time and cool water give the concentrated beverage a sweeter, creamier flavor. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control states that sweetened drinks, including soda, are the largest source of added sugar in the American diet. Eliminating just one soda per day can cut more than 1000 calories per week. Making cold brew at home is recommended to reduce added sugar and cost. The guide suggests using coarsely ground, dark-roast coffee beans and investing in a cold-brew system for authentic results. Coffee Lover aims to help consumers find coffee equipment, beans, and recipes they love through their curated site. More recommendations on beans, grinders, and cold brew systems can be found on their website.
Health experts worldwide recommend giving up soda, and cold brew coffee is an excellent substitute, according to Coffee Lover. The custom bean roaster has released a guide with recommendations for cold brew equipment, beans, and more to help consumers make the switch.
Sea Girt, United States - October 19, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Medical experts worldwide recommend reducing soda intake, and say replacing the drink may be easier than quitting it. The experts at Coffee Lover suggest cold brew coffee as a refreshing soda alternative and share their brewing tips in a new report.
Interested parties can learn more at https://coffeelovr.com/cold-brew-coffee-tips-for-the-perfect-flavor
Cold brew can be consumed black or using small amounts of sugar, according to the custom bean roaster's recently published guide, because it has a sweeter taste and is less acidic than regular coffee. The hot water used for regular coffee draws out about 70 percent more acid, which grows bitter as the drink cools - one of the main reasons iced coffee requires so much sugar. Cold brew's cool water and longer brewing time give the concentrated beverage a sweeter, creamier flavor.
Sweetened drinks, including soda, are the biggest source of added sugar in the American diet, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, with nearly 50 percent of adults drinking at least one sugar-sweetened drink per day. Eliminating one soda per day would cut more than 1000 calories per week, CDC says.
Unless it is ordered black, cold brew from the coffee shop may contain significant amounts of added sugar. It is also more expensive than regular coffee, because the drink takes at least 12 hours to steep, according to the guide. Making the drink at home is the best way to reduce both added sugar and cost.
The report recommends making cold brew from coarsely ground, dark-roast coffee beans. Hacks do exist, but results are best from equipment specifically designed for cold brew. Those trying to kick their soda habit should consider how inconveniences and poor flavor may sabotage their health goals.
"There are shortcuts to making cold brew, but if you use them, you won't have authentically cold-brewed coffee," Coffee Lover says. “It's best to invest in an actual cold-brew system.”
The custom bean roasters at Coffee Lover are passionate about coffee: the curated site provides equipment reviews, recipe suggestions, bean recommendations, and more. The company is on a mission to help consumers find coffee equipment, beans, and recipes they love.
More recommendations on beans, grinders, and cold brew systems are available athttps://coffeelovr.com
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