Cold Brew Pouches

I stopped buying STOK and started using this method instead. It is much cheaper and has great flavor!

Best and easiest cold brew. I use one packet (two pouches) each week and place them in a 2qt container of water. This gives me enough cold brew for the week each day! The taste is smooth and there is no bitter aftertaste. It is so easy to make, and each box gives me two weeks worth of coffee, multiple coffees per day!

I tried many different cold brew methods before I started buying Starbucks’ cold brew pouches. They probably discontinued them because the pouches took the hassle out of making cold brew at home and hurt their in-store sales. After Starbucks stopped making their pouches, I tried going back to making cold brew using filters and pitchers, but it’s hard to go back to these messy methods after you’re gotten used to the convenience of disposing a couple pouches without having to scrape coffee grounds out of whatever you use as a filter, clean the filter, etc. Thank goodness Dunkin’s still makes these. CLARIFICATION: each order contains six boxes, with each box containing two packs. So, it’s actually 12 packs total. Each pack contains two pouches (made of paper, like a coffee filter) of coffee grounds. You’re supposed to use both pouches to make a large pitcher of concentrate that lasts me a week in the summer, when I drink cold brew most mornings. If I don’t want to make the full pitcher, I just use one of the paper pouches and stick the second one in a zip lock or vacuum sealed pouch so it stays fresh. When I’ve finished a brew, I drop the pouches straight into my composter.

Love Dunkin’ cold brew! Being from Boston area, I am a Dunkin’ fan, never Starbuck’s gal. I am also a fan of a cost-effective iced coffee…no $7 drinks for me, lol! One bit of advice: make sure you will be using a jug or pitcher with a wide opening. If the bags rip when pulling them out through a narrower neck, you will have grounds in your coffee (in which case just strain and pour into a clean container).

Cold brew is the way to go if you're worried about coffee causing acid in your stomach. I've had no problems with it since switching to cold brew. This brand tastes great (tastes better than a traditional, hot-brew cup of coffee). You do have to think a day ahead, but it's easy to make and you'll have enough for 2 cups of coffee for a few days, so you only have to do it a couple times a week. Sometimes, these bags rip, so be very careful unwrapping them and putting them into and taking them out of your cold-brew container. That's my only complaint.

My husband said this is much better than the k cups

I learned about this from someone and I was buying them at my local Walmart but can no longer find them so I was ecstatic to find a case here on Amazon! I love the cold brew and it saves me some money by making it at home. So easy! Pair it with your favorite creamer and you're good to go. Sometimes I'll make my own cold foam with half&half and condensed milk. You can use flavoring as well. I'd make a big container of it to have on hand; take what I want and froth it right up. Yum! I highly recommend buying it in bulk like this to save you some cash and time!

We have been buying these for a while now. We usually go through a box a week with me and my husband drinking coffee every morning so its nice to get the bulk boxes that last about a month. We've tried a few other cold brews and this one comes out tasting the best - nice and smooth but not bitter. Coffee stays fresh and cold in the fridge all week. Just blend according to directions.