HOW I SAVE MONEY MAKING COFFEE
I LOVE coffee and to ultimately save use 100s a month in to go coffee. I took a few months to really learn how to make a good cold brew at home. There are some things you’ll have to spend money on but in the long run you’re saving!
- take your choice coffee grounds and put them in the filter area of the cold brew maker. Then you’ll fill it with water and shake it for 60 seconds. Put it in the fridge over night!
- In the morning pour it over ice in your cup
-add cream to your liking.
- to add cold foam you’ll take some of the heavy whipping cream and a tiny bit of creamer and froth them together with the milk frother and pour on top.
BONUS- I reuse Starbucks plastic cups from when I used to go and use their fill lines on the cups to help me know how much coffee and ice to add to the cup and they come with the cold foam
Lid!
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Making cold brew coffee at home isn't just a money-saving tip; it can enhance your coffee experience. Cold brew is less acidic than traditional coffee, making it smoother and easier on the stomach. To create the perfect cold brew, start with high-quality ground coffee. From Starbucks' House Blend to various specialty choices, select what suits your taste. Using a Takeya cold brew maker can simplify the brewing process. Fill it with your choice of coffee grounds and water, let it steep overnight, and enjoy. Remember to experiment with different flavors and creamers; options range from almond milk to flavored creamers like chocolate or vanilla. Reuse existing cups to make your preparation eco-friendly, and ensure your cold brew retains that fresh café vibe. Joining a community like #coffeelover on Lemon8 allows you to share your experiences and discover tips from fellow enthusiasts, so you can consistently upgrade your coffee game while saving money!
I love seeing everyone realize just how expensive “drive thru” coffee is! These little things add up over time 🥰