A magical take on cold brew coffee.
When the hot and sunny days of summer arrive, it’s outdoor party time. It’s time to bring out the lounge chairs, picnic baskets and beach umbrellas and head to the beach or the neighborhood parks. Or if you’re like me, I love to relax in my backyard with my family and have a backyard cookout while enjoying different types of cold brew, cold brew coffee that is.
Have you thought about what type of cold beverage to serve this summer?
Ever thought about serving cold coffee at a party?
My favorite cold brew must be smooth, bright and bold, straight from the cup. Recently I did a few experiments with cold brew in my home ‘test kitchen’ and discovered a sparkly shimmering cold brew coffee, a cold brew that will definitely give your party the WOW factor. I call it the Sparkly Unicorn Cold Brew Coffee.
You could simply pour hot coffee over ice, but let me tell you, there are better options these days for iced cold coffee whether store bought or home made. Don’t settle for a cup of cold, diluted, watered-down coffee.
Read More: How to Make Cold Brew Coffee with Primula Iced Coffee Maker
I’ve showed you how to make sparkling cold brew coffee, but this time I made an actual sparkly version. It’s what I call the Sparkly Unicorn Cold Brew Coffee. You won’t believe how easy it is to make such an impressive beverage.
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You can skip below to a printable version of this recipe. Or follow along right now with our step by step images. Let’s begin!
What You’ll Need to Make Sparkly Unicorn Cold Brew Coffee
The Tools
- Mason jar with lid
- Martini glass (optional)
The Ingredients
- 8 ounces cold brew coffee
- 1/8 teaspoon edible pearl dust (gold) – it’s easy to find at your local craft supply store or on Amazon
Step by Step Instructions
Step 1
Prepare your cold brew overnight. When it’s ready, pour cold brew coffee into a mason jar.
I’ve written articles about How to make Cold Brew Coffee with Aeropress or How to Make Cold Brew Coffee with Primula Iced Coffee Maker that you can check out.
Step 2
Add 1/8 teaspoon of pearl dust. There are several colors to choose from. I picked gold so that it will stand out in the coffee.
Step 3
Mix well by giving the mason jar a good shake.
Step 4
You can serve directly from this mason jar. Remember to shake it well before serving.
See it in action!
Also try different jars. See below for how different shaped jars will produce different effects. Pick the one you like the most.
You could also enjoy it in one of these unicorn coffee mugs or make it fancy by serving it in a martini glass.
Here’s your sparkly cold brew coffee.
Fall in love with the mystical, swirling, shimmering effect it creates. Shimmery cold brew coffee is the coolest beverage. It is beautiful and I am mesmerized by its look alone. It is definitely a beverage to serve as a conversation starter at your next party.
Try it today!
Sparkly Unicorn Cold Brew Coffee Recipe
Sparkly “Unicorn” Cold Brew Coffee
Materials
- 8 ounces cold brew coffee
- 1/8 teaspoon edible pearl dust (gold)
Tools
- Mason jar with lid
- Martini glass (optional)
Instructions
1. Prepare your cold brew overnight. When it's ready, pour cold brew coffee into a mason jar.
I've written articles about How to make Cold Brew Coffee with Aeropress or How to Make Cold Brew Coffee with Primula Iced Coffee Maker that you can check out.
2. Add 1/8 teaspoon of pearl dust. There are several colors to choose from. I picked gold so that it will stand out in the coffee.
3. Mix well by giving the mason jar a good shake.
4. You can serve directly from the mason jar. Remember to shake it well before serving.
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More Cold Brew Coffee Recipes
- How to Make Cold Brew Coffee with Primula Iced Coffee Maker
- How to Make Sparkling Cold Brew Coffee
- How to Make Cold Brew Coffee with Aeropress
Article and photos by Latte Art Guy
