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Iced Coffee is Pricey

Iced Coffee is Pricey

A cup of coffee costs more cold than hot. This is because iced coffee requires more materials to serve.

It requires a plastic cup that costs more than paper cups. Customers use more napkins because of condensation. Iced coffee requires an ice machine for the ice. Cold brewing coffee also requires more time.

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  • Before use, rinse filters with hot water to remove any chemicals on the paper. 
  • For the pour-over methods, employ a slow and steady pour of hot water in a spiral motion from the center outwards to thoroughly saturate all the coffee grounds evenly, which ensures optimal extraction.

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