Swift Sipping: The Art of Quick Cold-Brewed Tea
For a fast cold brew, steep tea leaves in a small amount of hot water, then dilute with cold water and ice.
For a fast cold brew, steep tea leaves in a small amount of hot water, then dilute with cold water and ice.
The most common cold brew mistake is improper grind size, leading to either weak flavor or excessive bitterness.
Cold brew tea offers a smoother, less bitter flavor profile and a wonderfully refreshing alternative to hot tea, especially when cooled rapidly.
A watery cold brew often stems from an insufficient coffee-to-water ratio or suboptimal grind size.
The world of coffee offers a delightful spectrum of flavors and brewing methods, each promising a unique experience.