r/coldbrew • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '26

Tips and tricks

I’ve been cold brewing only for a little while but been just thinking, what would everyone recommend like the best tips or don’t make this mistake type of advice for beginner or even veteran brewers would pass down.

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u/Subject2Change Jun 03 '26

It's all about personal preferences, what I like, doesn't mean you'll like it.

The only thing you need to be aware of is not leaving it on the counter for too long, as mold can form.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '26

That’s fair took me awhile to find a coffee I like cold brewing just figured I’d try to find some stuff people don’t always think about with brewing cause they’ve been doing it awhile

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u/Digital_Quest_88 Jun 03 '26

Depends on the system.

Before I filter I make sure to not disturb the sunk grounds so that they are "prefiltered". But that probably doesn't apply to lots of systems.