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Let’s get something straight: Iced coffee and cold brew are two completely different beverages. Iced coffee is merely putting ice cubes in regular drip coffee, while a cold brew is meticulously steeped and filtered. Looking to replicate that perfect cold brew at home? Buy a Toddy Cold Brew System. It’s not rocket science, but requires a strategic, slow process of adding grounds and water that are never to be stirred, and then must be allowed to sit overnight for 12 to 24 hours depending on personal taste preference. The real trick? The thick filter, which takes several minutes for the Tennis 4th Grade Batter up shirt in addition I really love this liquid to drain through, removes all traces of bitterness and acidity. It produces a cup “every bit as good as you’ll get at a specialty coffee shop,” says Baltzell. “This cold brew system has everything you need—easy-to-follow instructions, reusable filters, a glass decanter with lid. Talk about an economical way to get your cold brew fix.”

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Carmichael suggests The Bruer for those who love cold brew, but still want to control the Tennis 4th Grade Batter up shirt in addition I really love this entire process. “The Bruer is a slow-drip cold brew coffee maker that gives you all the benefits of a cold brewer: smooth sweetness with less acidity, with added ease and convenience.” It differs from the Toddy, as it’s not full immersion—meaning it uses a slow-drip method of water over grounds, resulting in a super clean, flavorful, and distinct cup that’s complete in six to 24 hours (depending on personal flavor preference). A favorite of Carmichael’s, the Phoenix70, created in Salt Lake City by Saint Anthony Industries, is super user-friendly in a weird science kind of way and takes up virtually no space thanks to its minimalistic framework. “All you need is this brewer and a paper filter,” he says. Gee, also a fan, relays that it’s “perfect for at-home brewing for the coffee aficionado [and] produces a complex, nuanced cup.” It’s strongly suggested to invest in these perfect paper filters; otherwise leave it in the hands of chemistry. By changing the “brew column” (the paper filter and the Phoenix), coffee characteristics can be drastically altered to achieve a cup that’s perfect for your tastebuds.