Cold brew coffee...holy shit it's good. Tasty as fuck and you only need time, water, ground coffee, 2 containers to steep it in and something to filter it. No heating element necessary at all.I did 1/2 cup of some generic ground coffee, like Yuban or s

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Anonymous 10/29/14 (Wed) 19:27:32 No.217

Cold brew coffee…holy shit it's good. Tasty as fuck and you only need time, water, ground coffee, 2 containers to steep it in and something to filter it. No heating element necessary at all.

I did 1/2 cup of some generic ground coffee, like Yuban or something I dunno

put it in a mason jar, added 2 cups cold water, covered it and let it sit over night (supposed to be 12 hours)

Then I popped a coffee filter over another mason jar, secure with a rubber band, and poured the coffee into it to filter it, took a few mins

so then it's done. I heated up a cup of water and poured in some of the coffee syrup i had created until it reached the ratio I wanted (looks like more plain water than coffee syrup, to me), and damn its tasty. would taste great cold too or with milk/whatever.

thought i'd post it here since it's something you could make even while living in a car