Can you mix this in your coffee, or does the beverage have to be cold?
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I prefer not to use hot liquids and run the risk of killing off the prebiotics. Manufacturer does not say. See link belowhttp://www.nowfoods.com/Inulin-Certified-Organic-8oz.htm
1350984
Yes, you can. That is exactly what I do. I find it mixes better with hot beverages rather than cold.
135644
I usually pour it into a cup but you could drink from it as well. It kind of has a lip that funnels the liquid into a stream. Only one problem, because it is so well insulated, the coffee is going to be at whatever temperature it was at when you put it into the thermos. If you put in piping hot coffee, even an hour or two later, it is going to be piping hot and will probably burn you if you try to drink directly from it. If you cool the coffee to a warm/hot drinkable temperature before you put it in the thermos, then you could definitely drink directly from it later.
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The whole point of Cold brew is to drink it cold, and not heat it up. Cold brewing makes coffee less bitter and less acidic. You're basically steeping it like tea, but for much longer. Try it once as cold brew and you wont want to heat up your coffee ever again!! But if you're intent on drinking it hot, I would just heat up the concentrated coffee itself or cut it with a bit of water and then heat it. I'm not sure how that would taste as I've never gone this route!
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We have not used the ice brew method yet. Regarding the temperature of making hot coffee, we also like our coffee hot. We are happy with it.
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I've never used cold water to make the espresso. However, I have made Iced coffee by pouring the hot espresso over ice and adding chilled water to taste. Put in a cup with a lid and shake gently. Very refreshing on hot days.
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Any ground coffee will work, but as a tea drinker, I use loose tea. The tea tastes great and a single cup means I don't waste tea because it gets cold. Love this product.
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Eat it in one bite until you are comfortable with the liquid center. I'veVe never tried it in coffee
736239
Instructions say milk but I use water since I like my chocolate dark. I don't know how coffee would work. Maybe a tablespoon of finely ground coffee mixed in?
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If the alcohol was in the freezer and the mix-in is very cold and sugary, it works well. To keep the drink slushy, it must stay in the Slush Mug.
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Hello: I mix this with milk or water using my vita-mixer in shakes. Have not tried mixing in a glass of cold water and stirring. It is a fine texture and blends completely.
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They're basically equating a cup to an ounce of the coffee concentrate mixed with 9oz water for a generous 10 oz coffee. It's delicious and very well caffeinated. I am a heavy coffee drinker and find 2oz of Cool Brew mixed with either water or milk is an effective and tasty boost. Yes you can mix it with anything. I prefer it stronger and less dilute with no sweetener, just a bit of water so yes it makes for good black coffee. A little goes a long way and one if these bottles can last a while.
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Cold water cannot be used as it won't extract the coffee from the beans like hot water. Ideal water temp for brewing is a few degrees below boiling. Cold water extraction requires many hours and is best done in a different vessel.
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It would ruin the tea or coffee, Pretty strong stuff! I keep mine in the frig. & just take it cold. much better!
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I don't know I always drink hot coffee. What I do is use half a packet with another blend of coffee. I believe if you use it as Ice coffee it will taste good with some creamer and sugar.
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That would be like putting instant coffee grounds in the coffee pot. ..you could, but why? I just mix a tablespoon or so in hot milk/almond milk or water. Eazy peezy!
134953
Hi - you can only use cold water for mixing. Not milk. I add a lot of ice to my tall glass so I have no idea how many cups you actually get. You can add as much of the brew as you like I suppose and as much water to suit your taste. Hope that helps!
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Yes, it gets cold, but not painfully so. You don't have to mix very long for the drink to chill.