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Coffee Float: Step-by-Step Instructions. Add ice cream scoops almost to the top of your glass size. For me, that was 4 scoops. Use any type of cold brew, canned nitro cold brew, etc. I used this one. Add until it covers the coffee. That's about exactly one can of the nitro cold brew. Add whipped topping if you like.

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Pour 2 cups of cool water into press. Stir with a spoon or spatula to wet the coffee grounds. 3. Place plunger and brew. Cover, but don't plunge, and place in refrigerator. Allow to steep in the refrigerator 16-20 hours. 4. Plunge and pour. Take finished cold brew out of the fridge and slowly plunge the coffee press.

Cold Brew Coffee Float

Step 1: Chill glass cup by placing it in the freezer for 5-10 minutes. Step 2: Put 3 scoops of ice cream into cup. Step 3: Add cold brew coffee. Get my method to making fool-proof cold brew coffee. Step 4: Add Coke. Pour the Coke slowly since it'll foam up quickly once it hits the ice cream. Step 5: Serve with a straw and the rest of the Coke.

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Make Dunkin' Donuts easy and delicious cold brew coffee by following the directions on the box. Melt ½ bag of milk chocolate morsels in a bowl in the microwave to dip the rims of the glasses in. Place each glass in the freezer until the chocolate hardens and the glass is chilled. Add in 3 scoops of chocolate ice cream and pour cold brew over.

COLD BREW FLOAT

This cold brew recipe combines the classic coffee flavor you love with the creamy cool flavor of ice cream. I remember the first time I tried a cold brew coffee. It was life altering! Its my go to for iced coffee, especially in the summer… but there are so many other delicious ways that this smooth coffee base can be used! Like these cold.

COLD BREW FLOAT

Cold Brew Float Ingredients. ½ cup cold brew coffee concentrate; 8-9 ice cubes; 1 scoop vanilla ice cream; Optional: chocolate sauce Tips for Making Cold Brew Float Cold Brew Coffee. To make cold brew coffee, I used Stone Cold Jo coffee beans and a French press.. There are a few easy methods to making cold brew coffee.

The Cold Brew Coffee Float

Instructions. Step 1 - Place 2-3 ice cream scoops into the glass. Step 2 - Pour the irish cream over the ice cream. Step 3 - Add the coffee to the float. Step 4 - Top with whipped cream and a cherry. Remember to serve with a spoon so that the entire float can truly be savored.

COLD BREW FLOAT

1. Fill glass half way with ice and pour cold brew coffee to about ¾ full. 2. Next add a splash of cream and optional to add honey but not needed. 3. Top with 2 scoops of vanilla ice cream. 4. Optional garnish: drizzle with chocolate sauce and caramel sauce. Enjoy!

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Instructions. Brew your coffee and let hot coffee cool for 5 minutes. Then pour into a glass. Add in 2 scoops of your favorite chocolate ice cream. Pour 3 tbsp Torani Toasted Marshmallow. Top glass with marshmallows and graham crackers. Add a straw and enjoy!

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Instructions. To make the cold brew, add the grounds to a large bowl or pitcher/container/jar. Add the water and stir to mix. Let this mixture sit overnight in the fridge. I have heard both ways: at room temperature and overnight. I prefer it from the fridge.

DIY Cold Brew Coffee Float (OMG!)

I used a 4 cup pyrex measuring glass. Combine the coffee and water, and stir to combine. Cover with a lid or wrapped tightly in plastic wrap. Let the coffee sit in room temp for 12-18 hours. When your cold brew is ready, take a fine mesh strainer and place a coffee filter or cheesecloth over.

DIY Cold Brew Coffee Float (OMG!)

Pour the coffee grounds into the french press and add the water. Stir to make sure all of the grounds are wet. Steep for 12-14 hours. This is where the magic happens and your perfect cup of cold brew is on its way! Plunge, pour, and enjoy! Cold Brew Coffee Float Add 6oz of cold brew coffee to your glass.

Cold brew coffee float

The great thing about a coffee float is that there are so many, endless really, possible combinations of flavors! You can go down the citrus path, or chocolate, or even mint! (Espresso and mint is one of my all time favorite flavor pairings!) To make this cold brew float, generously spoon caramel sauce in the bottom of a glass.

Cold Brew Coffee Floats Recipe w/ cold brew Starbucks coffee and

Instructions. Combine coffee grounds and water in a pitcher and allow to sit overnight. Use cheesecloth or coffee filters to strain out the coffee grounds left over. Stir in creamer to taste (I used only ½ cup for the whole batch) Serve poured over vanilla ice cream. Garnish with melted chocolate, if desired.

The Cold Brew Coffee Float

Start the brewing process by grinding your coffee beans (or use ground coffee), fill your cold brewing device with the coffee, and pour in the cold water (unless you are using the hot bloom method). Stir around and make sure all the coffee gets wet. Then, let the coffee brew for 12-24hrs and filter out the coffee grounds.

Cold Brew Coffee Soda Floats How Sweet It Is

Coffee: I used cold-brewed coffee, but you could also use regular brewed coffee that has been cooled. You could also add Coffee Soda to add some bubbles. Chocolate-covered coffee beans: Adds a sweet, bitter crunchy bite. You could leave them off or add some chopped chocolate on top. 📖 Variations / Additions. Coffee Soda; Nitro brew coffee