Dunkin Donuts Cold Brew Review

Let's face it, coffee is essential. I prefer to drink my coffee lazily in the afternoon, or on a slow morning. I'm also really lucky because there is a Dunkin Donuts about 30 seconds from where I work. I prefer iced coffee, and always tried to make it at home. Huge disappointment. It just never turned out right.

I saw that Dunkin was sending out samples of their Cold Brew packs to try, so I signed up to get one. First of all, this could not be easier to use. All you have to do is get a pitcher and fill it with 3 cups of water. Then you put two of the cold brew packs in the pitcher and let it steep overnight. In the morning, take the bags out, and add one more cup of water. That's it!

Friends let me tell you, this was the most delicious tasting iced coffee! I made mine with some vanilla syrup, cream, and ice in my tumbler. It tasted like I had just come from Dunkin! So, so good! These Cold Brew packs must be popular, because every time I go to my local Wal-Mart, they are always sold out!

I drink iced coffee until the snow flies, so we are still in the season! If I can ever get my hands on another pack of these, you bet I'll be making my own to have on hand when I don't make a Dunkin' run!

How do you like your coffee? Let me know!

*I signed up for this free sample on my own. Dunkin' Donuts has no clue who I am, and this post is not sponsored in any way.*

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