Creamy rich pumpkin spice latte made using a cold brew method with Door County pumpkin spice coffee can be made hot or cold as you prefer.
Cold Brew Pumpkin Spice Latte
By Sue Lau | Palatable Pastime
This post is sponsored on behalf of #FallFlavors. Our generous sponsors Door County Coffee and Tea Company and Millican Pecan have provided us with products for recipe creation and a giveaway for our readers. As always, all opinions are my own.
My recipe of the day is for a cold brew pumpkin spice latte for #FallFlavors week, using coffee provided by Door County Coffee.
You don’t need an espresso machine to make this or any other specialized equipment really. I do use a pour-over pot to simplify the straining out of the grounds, but before I had ever bought that you could strain with a coffee filter placed in a sieve. Or if you have a French press pot, that could also be used. But I do like the pour-over pot since it is quick.
To prep the latte you first need to make the cold brew, which involves steeping the coffee grounds in cold water in a quart canning jar (or other jar- I just always use the canning jar) overnight, and strain it in the morning. This will yield approximately 3.5 cups cold brew concentrate.
And while I used Door County’s delicious pumpkin spice coffee in this, you could use any of their flavors (and I know this because they sent me quite a few as you can see in the photo). For those latte flavors where you don’t want pumpkin flavor, just omit the pumpkin. But for purposes of the latte we will be using the concentrate full strength, since we aren’t using espresso to make the drink.
If you like, you can easily make a cold brew coffee by mixing the concentrate 50:50 with cold filtered water and pour over ice. I drink those all summer long when I don’t want hot coffee. I’ll add a splash of cream as I take mine that way but you can sweeten as you prefer as well.
The concentrate in the jar can be kept in the refrigerator up to a week. This is great if you just want one cup or one glass. You can serve it iced or heat it in a saucepan or in the microwave. So you can see the concentrate is very versatile.
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Cold Brew Pumpkin Spice Latte
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Cold Brew Pumpkin Spice Latte
Equipment
- 1 quart jar (with lid)
- coffee filters and sieve or other strainer, such as a pour-over pot or French press pot
Ingredients
Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate:
- 1.5 ounce Pumpkin Spice flavored ground coffee (approximately 2/3 cup ground coffee)
Pumpkin Spice Latte (per serving):
- 3/4 cup cold brew coffee concentrate
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/4 cup sweetened condensed milk
- 2 tablespoons pumpkin puree
- whipped cream and nutmeg for topping
Instructions
To make concentrate:
- Pour coffee into the quart canning jar and top up with cold water.
- Cover with a lid and let sit overnight (or several hours at least).
- Strain coffee through a coffee filter placed in a sieve, in a pour-over pot or in a French press pot.
- Store concentrate in refrigerator until needed, up to one week.
To prepare latte:
- Whisk together ingredients and top with whipped cream and a sprinkle of nutmeg.
Notes
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I love that you made a cold brew! This sounds like a delicious pick-me-up, and the pumpkin spice coffee is delicious.
I’m making this as I write. Thanks for the suggestion and the how-to.
Okay now…I am so glad I still have Door County Pumpkin Spice coffee because this is gonna get made ASAP
Try the dulce de leche one I linked as well. Plus you will get even more ideas to run with. 🥰
I don’t often drink cold brew, but I love anything pumpkin spice, so I’d love to try this latte!
It’s very easy to make!
That color! It looks so rich and creamy. I’ve never had cold brew. I’ll have to look into it.
I love the idea of a cold brew PSL! It looks amazing.
The base is good as a cafe Americano too- you can drink it iced or warm it and serve it hot. It is really good to keep in the fridge for when yoou want just a single cup and not a pot. Like a Keurig without the landfill of plastic cups. LOL!