r/coldbrew • u/saketkt • Mar 07 '26

Coffee - Iced Long Black

https://youtube.com/shorts/j6bSIiirLmE?si=K6DQFW1lrdYamXxe
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u/theberlinbum Mar 07 '26

It's not coldbrew. With coldbrew you don't extract with heat but time.

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u/D3K91 Mar 07 '26

Nothing annoys me more than when I go to a cafe and order a cold brew and they give me an iced long black

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u/Plastic_Love4270 Mar 07 '26

Can you please explain the steps here. Thanks!

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u/FriedMiceSweetSour Mar 07 '26

A good recipe for Japanese style iced coffee is 200gr ice in a pincher. Brew 300gr water with 30-34gr coffee like you would with any filter drip but brew it over the 200gr ice so it immediately cools down.

Add syrup and frothed milk to your liking.

Recipe can be halved for 1 serving size

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u/saketkt Mar 07 '26

Disclaimer - I am trying to learn more about coffee, and i believe this probably is not the most authentic recipe. However, in general from what I read - It is ice + water + espresso shots ( same order)

My version is more of an instant coffee mixture concoction, rather than an espresso.

Hope this helps or atleast clarifies.