The cold brew vs iced coffee debate continues, ... looking for ways to complement the natural chocolate and vanilla tones in cold brew. ... make sure that you use coarse grinds in a French press.

A barista shares how you can shake up your usual summertime cold brew routine with unique, chilly, and caffeinated treats, ...

Brewing time can range from 12 – 24 hours based on how strong you want your coffee. It is good to start with an extraction time of 12 hours and increase it if it isn’t strong enough.

Commonly used brewing containers include mason jars, a French press or a dedicated cold brew coffee maker. Brewing is complete after the coffee grounds have steeped for 12 to 24 hours.

Make the concentrate: In a large French press or other quart-size vessel, combine ground coffee with 3 cups room-temperature water. Stir to combine and let sit 18 hours. Strain coffee into a clean ...

Cost: According to our tests, making your own cold brew in a Mason jar or a French press can cost up to twice as much as making iced filter coffee. For the sake of easy math, let’s say your ...

Jack in the Box is close to a decent iced coffee here, but they’ll have to up the quality of their coffee if they want to rank any higher than this. 6. Sonic — French Vanilla Cold Brew Iced Coffee ...

In other words, cold brew vs. iced coffee—what’s the difference?! I spoke to two coffee experts to find out, ... pour-over, espresso, French press, etc.) and the beauty [of this method] ...

georgeclerk/Getty Images. As for iced coffee, “it is coffee that’s brewed hot via your preferred method (e.g., drip, pour-over, espresso, French press, etc.) and the beauty [of this method] is ...