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Grady's Cold Brew Bean Bags
Brew delicious cold-brew coffee without costly or complicated specialized equipment by using ready-to-brew Bean Bags. Simply drop a Bean Bag into a pitcher of cold water, press with the back of a spoon until soaked, and refrigerate for at least 12 hours. After brewing, retrieve the bag-which can be safely composted-and enjoy fresh iced coffee whenever you'd like. These DIY coffee bags are lightly flavored with Grady's special blend of carefully sourced coffee beans, chicory and spices, resulting in a smooth, slightly sweet brew. Each can of four bags makes approximately 10 glasses.Manufacturer: Grady's Includes: 4 bean bagsIngredients: Coffee, chicory, spicesMade in USA
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