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Coffee Concentrate Recipe | How to make Coffee Concentrate

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What is Coffee Concentrate?

The coffee concentrate is basically a combination of water, sugar, and coffee; sugar syrup and instant coffee powder to be precise, which helps in making coffee in no time without any efforts at all. Coffee concentrate can be used to make hot or cold coffee. The same can be customized as per taste. This concentrate gives a fairly flavored coffee which is quite sweet because that is how I like my coffee. I would recommend you make a small batch of concentrate and try it and if required adjust the same and then make a large batch and store.

Let’s talk about the ingredients for Cold Coffee Concentrate

My cold coffee ingredients ratio goes like this: 1 cup milk + 2 tbsp sugar + ½ tbsp instant coffee powder. And accordingly, I have made this concentrate. You can adjust the same as per your taste. For the concentrate, I have used

Sugar Syrup: It is a must-have during summers for your cold beverages. However, if you don’t have or don’t want to make it, alternate has been mentioned in the recipe.

Instant Coffee Powder: Use good quality coffee powder for a kicky coffee.

Flavoring: I love cinnamon in my coffee and therefore I have added little cinnamon powder while making the coffee concentrate. This is totally optional and you can even play with the flavoring by adding vanilla, cocoa powder, etc.

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How to use Coffee Concentrate?

Just add in 3-4 tbsp of coffee concentrate in 1 cup of chilled/hot milk and blend. Coffee is ready to be served.

How to make Coffee Concentrate?

1.This recipe makes 1 & ½ cup coffee concentrate.

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2.Heat 1 and ½ cup sugar syrup till warm or heat 1 cup water and add 1 cup sugar and simmer till sugar is completely dissolved. Add in ¼ cup instant coffee powder.

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3.Simmer for 2 minutes. Add in 2 tsp cinnamon (dal chini) powder.

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4.Simmer for 2 more minutes.

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5.Let it cool down and then store in a glass bottle. Keep refrigerated. Ready to use!

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