Make Naturally Sweet Cold Brew Coffee At Home to Cut Added Sugar, Expenses
Doctors recommend cutting soda intake and say replacing it is easier than quitting cold turkey. Coffee Lover suggests cold brew coffee as a refreshing alternative in their guide.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control say sweetened drinks are the biggest source of added sugar in the American diet. Dumping one soda per day would cut 1000+ calories per week.
Cold brew can be consumed black or with less sugar than regular coffee, according to Coffee Lover. Its taste is naturally sweeter and less acidic because it steeps in cool water.
Unless it's ordered black, cold brew from the coffee shop may contain lots of added sugar. It's also more expensive, because it takes at least 12 hours to steep, the report says.
Making cold brew at home is the best way to reduce both added sugar and cost. It should be made with coarsely ground, dark roast coffee beans, according to Coffee Lover. Hacks do exist, but best results come from equipment designed for cold brew. Those trying to kick their soda habit may be sabotaged by inconvenience and disappointing flavor.
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