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cold brew
[kohld broo]
noun
the process of steeping coffee grounds or tea leaves in room-temperature or cold water for many hours, producing a concentrate to which more water may be added.
a cold coffee or tea drink made by this process.
Other Word Forms
- cold-brew verb (used with object)
- cold-brewed adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of cold brew1
Example Sentences
A cold brew connoisseur in her own right, she is beyond excited to start as a business intern on June 9 through a partnership with her university.
On the sweet front, there are offerings like the vanilla ice cream sundae, chocolate ice cream cup and cold brew mocha freeze — sweet treats that aren’t overly fancy.
Dunkin’ is also offering two new drinks on its menu: the Vanilla Creme Cold Brew and Toasted White Chocolate Coffee.
The former is described as “an ultra-smooth cold brew layered with brown sugar syrup, a vanilla flavor shot and topped with sweet cold foam,” while the latter touts a classic iced coffee base with swirls of white chocolate syrup and pumps of cream.
The spinoff chain offers patrons an array of eclectic beverages, including Island Pick-Me-Up Punch, Tropical Spiceade and S’mores Cold Brew.
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