Coffee 🍵
Types of coffee / how best to make it / volumes by day
Daily Shift
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Serve fresh cold brew (starting at 8-10am, through lunch at least)
- Carefully remove filter bag. Allow it to drip remaining cold brew concentrate into brewing dispenser (the good stuff!).
- Dispose of grounds + bag in composting bin.
- Brewing makes concentrate that should be diluted 1:1 before serving with water
- Add an aggressive amount of ice to the serving dispenser. Add freshly brewed concentrate to the serving dispenser. Stir vigorously to get cold brew down to ice cold temperature.
- Taste test. If the concentrate taste is too strong, dilute with additional water.
- Serve coffee and accompanying milks.
- Refill coffee as needed throughout the morning/day.
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Start brew for next day’s cold brew concentrate (before or around 12pm)
- If the previous day’s concentrate not totally depleted, can add remaining contents to next day’s concentrate
- Add filter to brewing dispenser, and tuck filter edges around edge of dispenser
- Add one 2 lb bag of coffee grounds into filter bag
- Add 9.1 L of water (using fill line, or scale if fill line does not exist)
- Lightly agitate grounds to ensure water permeates coffee (careful of delicate paper bag)
- Add lid
- Mark date and time on side of container
- Coffee
- Ten (10) boxes of shelf-stable UHT oat milk. - 6/32 oz packs (1.5 gallons each pack)
- 1 box a day, seems reasonable
- On the shopping list
- Order 12 2 lb bags of coffee (preground)
- 10 for cold brew
- 2 for hot coffee
- Paper filter and dispensers are from last year
- Ten (10) boxes of shelf-stable UHT oat milk. - 6/32 oz packs (1.5 gallons each pack)