Due to the more labor-intensive process of making cold brew — and the fact that twice as much coffee is used to make it — it will run you about 60 cents more than regular Starbucks iced coffee.

C old coffee used to mean something you abandoned, requiring a spin in the microwave for revival. Then iced coffee became a thing, followed by the newer caffeine kid in town: cold brew. Starbucks ...

As Starbucks stores across the country are offering cold brew as a new beverage option, it’s easy (and cheap) to make and customize your own version at home.

This trend isn’t exclusive to Starbucks, as other coffee companies are catering to growing demand for cold drinks. Keurig introduced K-Iced, its first line of single-cup brewers designed with ...

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Luckin Coffee opened its first US location, offering pineapple and coconut coffees. But customers were lured in by something ...

One 12-ounce bag of the Starbucks Iced Coffee Blends ground coffee is about $11. Rating: 3 out of 5 The Dark Chocolate Hazelnut Cold Brew Multi-Serve Concentrate ($11) ...

Cold Brew vs. Iced Coffee: ... (For reference, a tall iced coffee at Starbucks, for example, has 135 mg of caffeine, whereas the same size cold brew at the chain contains 155 mg.) ...

Now, Starbucks wants to take cold brew coffee big time. It is going to expand its offer of cold brew served on tap from fewer than 1,000 stores to 1,400 stores by the end of the year, according to ...

Starbucks aims to grow its U.S. business by tapping into the afternoon coffee crowd, pushing cold beverages like iced coffee. Starbucks wants iced, cold brew and draft coffee beverages to be your ...