Gone are the days where you need to stop at a coffee shop to pick up your favorite cold brew coffee. You can now swing by your supermarket to stock up on the caffeinated morning beverage for your daily dose of java.
Supermarkets like Trader Joe’s, Publix, Whole Foods, and ShopRite carry brands of cold brew that you can pick up on your weekly grocery outings. At some, you can even purchase boxes that have cold brew concentrate – which you can dilute with milk, water, or dairy drink substitutes.
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Trader Joe’s offers cold brew concentrate, which will last longer than standard cold brew since you have you dilute it.
You can count on good ole Trader Joe’s for your cutely-packaged groceries. Its Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate makes 12 eight fluid ounce servings of cold brew coffee. This version is made from 100% Arabica Beans, and will surely save you money by not spending your cash on four to five dollar versions of the same beverage. You can buy it on Amazon, too.
Publix has a quick cold brew option you can take when you’re on-the-go.
This southern-based grocery store offers Stok Coffee, which is dubbed “Not Too Sweet.” It’s made from 10 hours of cold brewing, and you can stock it in your fridge for an easy brew on your way out the door in the morning. You can purchase a single eight fluid ounce serving (or multiple, of course!) or stock up for the week on 48 fluid ounces.
Stock up on Stumptown Cold Brew coffee at Wegmans.
Stumptown Cold Brew has an impressive 12-hour brewing time, and it’s so good it even has the website ColdBrew.com snatched up. Wegmans offers the brand’s original flavor which comes in a 10.5 fluid ounce bottle. It contains water and coffee, so feel free to mix in your milk and sugar preferences as well.
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