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Diehard fans of cold-brew coffee put in a lot of time and effort for their preferred caffeinated beverage. But engineers at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, figured out a nifty hack. They ...

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Some coffee snobs might call this sacrilege. Cold brew is supposed to take a long time — that’s part of how it gets its characteristic smoothness. But a group of engineers from the University of New ...

I'm not a coffee snob by any stretch of the imagination, but I will say that the occasional coffee trend will grab my attention. Sure, I unironically consider Dunkin' iced coffee to be the nectar of ...

Cold brew’s origins date back to a time long before Brooklyn coffee shops installed floating shelves, hung pothos plants, and employed a generation of tattooed baristas. The first mention of cold brew ...