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    Why do you have cold drip coffee and then just have to heat it up to have your latte?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 101RRS View Post
    Why do you have cold drip coffee and then just have to heat it up to have your latte?
    You would usually drink it cold on ice like in the pic, which is my favourite way.

    For me, when i get up earlier than my wife i just have to boil the kettle and I can make a long black with the cold brew. Its way quieter than the grinder and espresso machine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    I followed the progress and they dealt with the challenges well.
    I'm really glad they took the time to get it right. I dont think there's anything else quite like it atm
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    Identical post here if you want to follow another thread and opinions on this:
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