Making Cold Brew Coffee with Hangover Coffee
Cold Brew is ever-popular, especially in these hot summer months! Good news - our Pour Over Pouches can be used to make cold brew too! It can't get any easier than this.
How to brew (2 servings)
- Grab 2 Pour Over Pouches of your favorite bean.
- Take them out of the packaging foil, but don't tear the pouch open. [Optional: cut off the wings]
- Fill a jar with 2 cups of water, drop in the pouches. They may float at first, but just push them down into the water until the grounds are soaked with water, then they should sit under the waterline.
- Place covered in the fridge overnight (around 12 hours), and wake up to refreshingly smooth cold brew!
- You may want to adjust the concentration with water or by serving over ice.
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