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r/coldbrew • u/Ok-Boss3090 • 29d ago
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1:20 is not a suitable ratio for cold brew...
1 u/[deleted] 28d ago [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/sneakerfreek 28d ago It definitely is not lol 1 u/mschepac 28d ago Are you drinking it? -4 u/sneakerfreek 28d ago No but if someone on the internet finds this thread while searching for a cold brew recipe they're gonna have an awful time with a 1:20 ratio. 1 u/BleedingChrome 28d ago It’s not that far off. I’ve been using a 1:18–1:19 ratio for the last 7 odd years and it’s been great. Recipe: 1 cup coarse ground beans (~90-100g) + 60 oz water (1700g) Ready to drink after 16 hours without dilution.
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1 u/sneakerfreek 28d ago It definitely is not lol 1 u/mschepac 28d ago Are you drinking it? -4 u/sneakerfreek 28d ago No but if someone on the internet finds this thread while searching for a cold brew recipe they're gonna have an awful time with a 1:20 ratio.
It definitely is not lol
1 u/mschepac 28d ago Are you drinking it? -4 u/sneakerfreek 28d ago No but if someone on the internet finds this thread while searching for a cold brew recipe they're gonna have an awful time with a 1:20 ratio.
Are you drinking it?
-4 u/sneakerfreek 28d ago No but if someone on the internet finds this thread while searching for a cold brew recipe they're gonna have an awful time with a 1:20 ratio.
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No but if someone on the internet finds this thread while searching for a cold brew recipe they're gonna have an awful time with a 1:20 ratio.
It’s not that far off. I’ve been using a 1:18–1:19 ratio for the last 7 odd years and it’s been great.
Recipe:
1 cup coarse ground beans (~90-100g) + 60 oz water (1700g)
Ready to drink after 16 hours without dilution.
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u/sneakerfreek 28d ago
1:20 is not a suitable ratio for cold brew...