Starbucks does not use N2 cartridges for their cold brew ,i was a shift supervisor. The company uses a fridge to store kegs that hold prechilled coldbrew those fridges are connect to a tap and a N2 compressor that extracts nitrogen from the air.. Starbucks uses CO2 cartridges for whipped creams.
@@chris actually you can drink concentrate what that is essentially regular cold brew and actually becomes more potent when you put the concentrate into the Nitro Brew that's actually how they do cold brew is they turn it into a concentrate they drink it Nitro will concentrate even further which is why Nitro brew has a more higher content of caffeine I got this machine today I'm just waiting for it to be delivered I didnt have those other cartridges you talking about but I'll keep my eye out for them I do like caffeine that's why I'm going to use Deathwish that's the coffee I use they had to discontinue their Nitro Brew because apparently they found something wrong in the equipment they use luckily from home I don't have to worry about that and get contaminated because it's my own machine this caffeine is going to be delicious
great video! Loved the comparison between the N2 and the N2O cartridges. Fortunately a few years after this video, the N2 chargers seem easier to come by online. I just picked one of these up used and you're absolutely correct in that they're built like a tank. Cheers.
Great video, clean and very informative. Love the shirt, and the love the step by step. My question is how long does the cold brew stay fresh inside the Royal Brew?
What an amazing difference in froth from n2 vs no2! How did you decrease it besides angling it like a beer? I notice some people had froth issues too. Thanks!
Thank you for the review. I haven't been successful yet in making a good batch using this machine at home with the NO cartridges. I've used the Starbucks premade cold brew as well as my own. I don't get a lot of foam so it's just black and not creamy. This video gives me a few more ideas to make a better batch. Thanks.
After a year are you still using it? And do you have to shake it every day? Or can I just shake it once, put it in the fridge, and then use it everyday without shaking it?
tempting but at 200$ or more for the keg, then 1$ for the lesser N2O and the coffee grinds cost, then you gotta clean filter bags and a keg and have enough room for it in the fridge ect gotta keep all this stuff in stock at home starts to seem like a hassle and alot of upfront cost was a few amazon reviews complaining about it leaking out the nitrogen after a few batches aswell, i dont see why its priced in at 200$ its just a 64oz keg with a few fittings, if it catches on enough though a factory in china will rip it off and sell them for 60$
Thank you so much for the video and insights!! Really objective and clear to understand. Do you think it's a good machine to put in a small burger shop (20 seats)? If not, do you have an alternative that you would suggest?
Probably not... I suppose it depends on how many orders you get for nitro cold brew. Or you could get a couple of them. I don't know of any commercial ones available but I'm sure they exist!
Great video and very helpful. But just FYI there are now two cartridges more available on Amazon with fast shipping. I just got mine sent in one day. If that helps.
Damn nice review. I’m sold. I saw some reviews on them at Amazon and some said they were disappointed and leaked. I’m sure it’s also user error also. I would get the bigger one but how long will the flavor and nitro last?
wow thats cool. can i do this to make a highballs instead? i hate the aftertaste of beer so i drink mostly rum, whiskey and port wine. but if im able to use some whiskey/rum and sparkling water and use that thingy to create foam would that work!? 🤤
At 4:00 N2O cartridges are the left half of the screen but in the rest of the video the N2o examples are on the right side of the screen(5:04 and 5:45). Was there a mistake here or is everything accurate?
It's about volume, more liquid needs more gas to achieve a good level of integration of the gas. Those N2 cartridges are intended for iSi's 32 oz nitro cold brew maker, which I would recommend over this, but to each their own.
Yes there is a big difference between just regular cold brew (not nitro infused) and iced coffee. Iced coffee is still brewed hot, then iced, unless you ask for iced cold brew. It's less acidic tasting and I enjoy it a lot better... then you have nitro coffee which is a completely different animal! So good.
Add the cartridge, then gently shake. Not so vigorous as he did in the video. But shake for 1 min. Then let sit for 20-30min. Then it should produce the quality your looking for.
Good video, answered a few of my questions. Have you tried using CO2 and make seltzer? Does Amazon sell the tubes? I’ve tried sending them a message but I get a coffee seller in Pakistan. Can you please send the link to contact Royal Brew. Thank you.
As a gift, I'd like to purchase all accessories to go with the Keg to be sure my husband has all he needs for a few Kegs of coffee. What do you suggest I purchase with the cold brew keg? Thank you!
Hi, very informative video!! Thanks! I'm trying to follow your instructions, but just making sure if it is 7oz of ground coffee by volume or by weight? Also please clarify how many ounces is that mason jar. I'm receiving my keg tomorrow, so I wanted to get the cold brew started today. Thanks again!
Mine seems to last about two days before the coffee starts to taste funny, my process is I'll start my cold brew ≈24 hours in advance and then pour it into the keg (over ice because I've heard the nitrous oxide bonds better when the liquid is cold), put in a cartridge and shake it up, and pour a cup. One cartridge generally gives enough pressure for the whole keg capacity from my experience, so I'll buy a box of 100 for like 50 bucks and it'll last me a few months before restocking (I don't drink coffee on weekends though so that's anecdotal).
Super helpful video! Quick question for you: do you know if you can use other liquids in this to infuse them with the nitrogen? I’m thinking of making nitrogen infused milk but not sure if this would work or if it’s only made for cold brew
yes Besides cold brew coffee, the Royal Brew Nitro Keg can be used to infuse lemonade, beer, iced tea, seltzer water and pretty much any of your favorite cold beverages! The only beverages we don’t recommend using in the Royal Brew Nitro Keg are those that contain small particles or chunks (orange juice with pulp, smoothies, drinks with seeds, etc.). Small particles can clog the tapping system. Also, avoid beverages that have been previously carbonated (beer and sodas). You can let beer or soda go flat before adding, if you would like to use them in the system. You can use any 8g CO2 cartridge to carbonate seltzer water or brewed beer that has not been bottle carbonated. You only need to use 8g CO2 cartirdge per batch of 42 oz of liquid
great video. I have a question about the royal brew, do you leave out of refrigerator or leave them in for next few day? since you mentioned it can fill 4 grande cups in the royal brew. thanks advance.
1) For the N2. If you're in a rush can you use just 1 cartridge? Pour a single cup right away and then add the 2nd cartridge after the 30 minutes he stated to wait? 2) if you need to wait 30 min for a 2nd N2 cartridge, wouldn't you need to wait another 30 min after the 2nd N2 cartridge to use it? Thanks in advance .
What do you do with all the empty cartridges? And how long does it hold pressure in the coffee (how many days is best to get through what you make...although I empty a whole large bodum bean in just 3 days)
Or you could use an electric frother and whole milk. Warm the milk up in the microwave or on stove top. Don't heat over 160 degrees or you burn the milk. I prefer about 130°. Add some raw sugar, stir and dissolve. Then you can let it cool and refrigerate. Make a batch about 20oz. Then when your ready to use just pour it into a glass and use the electric frother. Then you can spoon it on top of your cold brew and mix in if you like.
I'm trying to get the mixture of coffee concentrate and water right for my royal brew -- you said you used 7oz of ground coffee but how much water did you brew it in? And was it 7oz weight or volume?
My royal brew nitro brew maker leaked a TON when I used it the first time. It seemed like it was leaking out from underneath the stem and the pressurized valve. I also only got about one glass of coffee...I'm pretty sure I only poured around 40 oz. of coffee into the keg. Did you have any leak problems?
Not a single leak! And since my last brew I've had it in the fridge, fully pressurized, and no issues. Maybe check the o-ring? I know they include some extra replacements.
Hi Brandon you can contact us at royalbrewcafe at gmail, have you tried tightening the nut underneath the stem using the supplied wrench? Can explain in greater detail via email or also this tip is also on our how to page just google HOW TO ROYAL BREW to find that landing page
No it lasts a long time, until I'm done drinking it (so ~30 mins). Are you using nitrogen or nitrous oxide? The nitrogen head should last a lot longer and gives a better overall nitro cold brew in my experiences
Well that's the GOOD stuff! :) So maybe it's a ratio thing. It shouldn't dissipate that quickly. And with the nitrogen you should be using 2 cartridges, added 30 mins apart from each other. Maybe you're only adding 1?
Hey so I see people that say there's a difference between "Nitro" cartridges (bigger around), versus the traditional N2O "whip chargers". Any insight? Great video.
I'm not sure what you mean by 'bigger around' but my video does go into depth about the differences between N2 and N2O cartridges 3:30 N2O vs N2 cartridges (cost and number needed) 4:55 N2O vs N2 texture nitro gas compared 5:30 N2O vs N2 side-by-side pour comparison
Why is my coffe tasting fizzy and sour after pouring it from the royal brew? I am very sad and disappointed because even when I use the Starbucks cold brew coffee it tastes like that. Nothing like buying at Starbucks. Please help!!!
Are you using the right gas? It's supposed to "fizzy" but more on the creamy small fizz bubble side rather than a carbonated soda side. N2 shouldn't give you a change in flavor, at least from my experience, but I'm not so sure about N2O. Things you might want to look out for are 1) Your cold brew comes out tasting like how it wants to be before getting pressurized 2) Your cold brew is filtered properly before getting pressurized (This ensures that no excess coffee grounds gets further agitated or extracted, basically undesirable extraction from coffee grounds) 3) Your coffee to gas ratio may play a big part in this (eg my keg is 1/4 filled, putting in 1 charge of gas might not be sufficient at all due to the lack of built up pressure for mixing) 4) Where you store your coffee may affect the taste greatly as well
@chris please update your Link for the N2O Nitrous Oxide Cartridges... i wasn't sure what i was looking up then i looked it up ahahah.. thanks its in my amazon history view now LOL Please delete this message once you read it and correct the link.. Great video btw..
No. I have had one for 2 years, and only arrived at this video cause I just started using N2 instea dog n20. Piping hot water is all you need to clean it on the day to day, and every 2 weeks or so I actually use soap and brushes on the tank (rinse WELL). To clean the spout, I remove it, remove the tube, open the valve on the spout, and let the sink spray directly into the spout’s exit. The water will eventually geyser out the other side, rinsing it clean.
I greatly appreciate all of the info you pack in here. This is the definitive video to watch for those considering to buy one.
Many thanks for the feedback, Daniel!
Agreed
Starbucks does not use N2 cartridges for their cold brew ,i was a shift supervisor. The company uses a fridge to store kegs that hold prechilled coldbrew those fridges are connect to a tap and a N2 compressor that extracts nitrogen from the air.. Starbucks uses CO2 cartridges for whipped creams.
now where can I get one of those extractors lol
Yea so in other words they use…. N2
Excellent demo. Thx for going over the differences in N2 V N2O
This is the best video I’ve seen on this system. The explanation of the difference in gases was super helpful. Thanks.
Appreciate you going over the differences in N2 vs. N2O
A better made video than what the Royal Brew channel has.
Chris is an awesome reviewer!!
Thanks for showing the difference between Nitrogen and NO2. No one else showed the differences.
There's a lot of great info in this video -- thanks for noticing!
@@chris actually you can drink concentrate what that is essentially regular cold brew and actually becomes more potent when you put the concentrate into the Nitro Brew that's actually how they do cold brew is they turn it into a concentrate they drink it Nitro will concentrate even further which is why Nitro brew has a more higher content of caffeine I got this machine today I'm just waiting for it to be delivered I didnt have those other cartridges you talking about but I'll keep my eye out for them I do like caffeine that's why I'm going to use Deathwish that's the coffee I use they had to discontinue their Nitro Brew because apparently they found something wrong in the equipment they use luckily from home I don't have to worry about that and get contaminated because it's my own machine this caffeine is going to be delicious
🙌 excellent review!! Thank you!
My pleasure!
All the questions I was looking to get answered. Great review.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the video. I was always confused about these machines
No worries! Thanks for watching!
great video! Loved the comparison between the N2 and the N2O cartridges. Fortunately a few years after this video, the N2 chargers seem easier to come by online. I just picked one of these up used and you're absolutely correct in that they're built like a tank. Cheers.
Thank you for this, great video, super informative
Great video, clean and very informative. Love the shirt, and the love the step by step. My question is how long does the cold brew stay fresh inside the Royal Brew?
What an amazing difference in froth from n2 vs no2! How did you decrease it besides angling it like a beer? I notice some people had froth issues too. Thanks!
Very much appreciate the breakdown.
You could be a great sales man! Awesome video!! :)
Thank you for the review. I haven't been successful yet in making a good batch using this machine at home with the NO cartridges. I've used the Starbucks premade cold brew as well as my own. I don't get a lot of foam so it's just black and not creamy. This video gives me a few more ideas to make a better batch. Thanks.
Thanx for the video and the info 👍👍
No problem 👍
After a year are you still using it? And do you have to shake it every day? Or can I just shake it once, put it in the fridge, and then use it everyday without shaking it?
excelent video btw
Whats is the proportion of the concentrate cold brew coffee and the water to dilute it? Thanks for the video. Excellent explanation
tempting but at 200$ or more for the keg, then 1$ for the lesser N2O and the coffee grinds cost, then you gotta clean filter bags and a keg and have enough room for it in the fridge ect gotta keep all this stuff in stock at home starts to seem like a hassle and alot of upfront cost
was a few amazon reviews complaining about it leaking out the nitrogen after a few batches aswell, i dont see why its priced in at 200$ its just a 64oz keg with a few fittings, if it catches on enough though a factory in china will rip it off and sell them for 60$
I've seen Greatwhip N2 cartridges sold as low as $0.58 if you're willing to buy in bulk. ($209 for 350).
Thank you so much for the video and insights!! Really objective and clear to understand. Do you think it's a good machine to put in a small burger shop (20 seats)? If not, do you have an alternative that you would suggest?
Probably not... I suppose it depends on how many orders you get for nitro cold brew. Or you could get a couple of them. I don't know of any commercial ones available but I'm sure they exist!
any by having the nitrous cartridges around the house means you've always got something to do if you get bored...
Great video and very helpful. But just FYI there are now two cartridges more available on Amazon with fast shipping. I just got mine sent in one day. If that helps.
Can you use this for cocktails?
Damn nice review. I’m sold. I saw some reviews on them at Amazon and some said they were disappointed and leaked. I’m sure it’s also user error also. I would get the bigger one but how long will the flavor and nitro last?
User error! See
royalkitchenco.com/pages/how-to-use-royal-brew-nitro-coffee-maker for tips and tricks or contact us
Yummy😋 like a glass of Guinness stout non alcoholic 😋
Hey thanks for the review , can you use this for beer ?
It's not made for beer 🍻
Something tells me there'll be lots of foam if you do :)
Thoughts on compromising by combining the gas types (i.e., use 1 of each N2 and N2O)?
I was thinking the same thing
Hi sir. So for your best opinion.. which one do u prefer? N2O or N2? N the type of roasted bean?
Nitrogen is more popular, nitrous oxide is cheaper per batch. Chris prefers Nitrogen!
Hi Chris do you have a recommendation for a regular coffee maker too?
I just have a Mr. Coffee. Nothing fancy LOL
wow thats cool. can i do this to make a highballs instead? i hate the aftertaste of beer so i drink mostly rum, whiskey and port wine. but if im able to use some whiskey/rum and sparkling water and use that thingy to create foam would that work!? 🤤
How long can I keep it in the fridge? Does it matter or does it loose foam or flavor after too long?
Would the keg be best? Or the small hand held? 🤔
At 4:00 N2O cartridges are the left half of the screen but in the rest of the video the N2o examples are on the right side of the screen(5:04 and 5:45). Was there a mistake here or is everything accurate?
How do you store it in the fridge? Does it fit? Or can you store in on its side? Thanks.
the handle is sensative storing on its side will probably cause it to start pouring, its def awkward w the handle
Forgive me if I missed it but why wouldn't one N2 cartridge be enough for a batch?
It's about volume, more liquid needs more gas to achieve a good level of integration of the gas. Those N2 cartridges are intended for iSi's 32 oz nitro cold brew maker, which I would recommend over this, but to each their own.
@geraldl5221 too bad iSi uses proprietary cartridges, that's a deal breaker for me.
some 7/11s have nitro taps and a large cup is under 3 dollars and its really good. But man this home system looks fun.
Is there a big difference in taste between iced coffee and nitro cold brew? I can't stand iced coffee so I've never tried nitro cold brew.
Yes there is a big difference between just regular cold brew (not nitro infused) and iced coffee. Iced coffee is still brewed hot, then iced, unless you ask for iced cold brew. It's less acidic tasting and I enjoy it a lot better... then you have nitro coffee which is a completely different animal! So good.
My fiance just got me this for my birthday!
A keeper! :)
I have this same nitro brewer, but even with two Nitrogen charges we never get the foamy head. I can't figure out what we are doing wrong.
any leaks ? you could also try mixing it a bit more when you inject the cartiage that could be what you need to make it work. hope this helps.
Add the cartridge, then gently shake. Not so vigorous as he did in the video. But shake for 1 min. Then let sit for 20-30min. Then it should produce the quality your looking for.
Did you ever figure it out? I have had the same problem. Im considering getting the smaller isi nitro maker.
I have the same problem and have tried it every which way
My foam only lasts for 30 sec or so sheet pouring from royal brew tank.
You use N2 or N2O?
Good video, answered a few of my questions. Have you tried using CO2 and make seltzer? Does Amazon sell the tubes? I’ve tried sending them a message but I get a coffee seller in Pakistan. Can you please send the link to contact Royal Brew. Thank you.
As a gift, I'd like to purchase all accessories to go with the Keg to be sure my husband has all he needs for a few Kegs of coffee. What do you suggest I purchase with the cold brew keg? Thank you!
Hi, very informative video!! Thanks! I'm trying to follow your instructions, but just making sure if it is 7oz of ground coffee by volume or by weight? Also please clarify how many ounces is that mason jar. I'm receiving my keg tomorrow, so I wanted to get the cold brew started today. Thanks again!
weight is best (scale) use 40 oz of cold brew for best results in keg
How long is the Nitro cold brew good for once you make it? Is is 24 hours or more?
I read somewhere that it could last up to 3 months when kept in a refrigerator and pressurized with the nitrogen.
at starbucks cold brew can be refigerated for up to a week before u change it
How long do you have to drink it? All in one sitting or can you put the keg back in the fridge for another day?
Mine seems to last about two days before the coffee starts to taste funny, my process is I'll start my cold brew ≈24 hours in advance and then pour it into the keg (over ice because I've heard the nitrous oxide bonds better when the liquid is cold), put in a cartridge and shake it up, and pour a cup. One cartridge generally gives enough pressure for the whole keg capacity from my experience, so I'll buy a box of 100 for like 50 bucks and it'll last me a few months before restocking (I don't drink coffee on weekends though so that's anecdotal).
@@c.j.echave Any gas will mix better when the liquid is cold.
Super helpful video! Quick question for you: do you know if you can use other liquids in this to infuse them with the nitrogen? I’m thinking of making nitrogen infused milk but not sure if this would work or if it’s only made for cold brew
yes Besides cold brew coffee, the Royal Brew Nitro Keg can be used to infuse lemonade, beer, iced tea, seltzer water and pretty much any of your favorite cold beverages! The only beverages we don’t recommend using in the Royal Brew Nitro Keg are those that contain small particles or chunks (orange juice with pulp, smoothies, drinks with seeds, etc.). Small particles can clog the tapping system.
Also, avoid beverages that have been previously carbonated (beer and sodas). You can let beer or soda go flat before adding, if you would like to use them in the system. You can use any 8g CO2 cartridge to carbonate seltzer water or brewed beer that has not been bottle carbonated. You only need to use 8g CO2 cartirdge per batch of 42 oz of liquid
Thank you
great video. I have a question about the royal brew, do you leave out of refrigerator or leave them in for next few day? since you mentioned it can fill 4 grande cups in the royal brew. thanks advance.
The Royal Brew should go back in the fridge if it will be sitting out for more than 2 hours at room temp!
The nitro machines are always down at Starbucks.
Do you have to use them quickly or can I make it and then use it over 4 days one glass per 4 days
Yes you can do that👍
When using cylindre nitrogen what is the amount of nitrogen gas added to royale brew
Nitrogen cuts the acidity in the coffee
1) For the N2. If you're in a rush can you use just 1 cartridge? Pour a single cup right away and then add the 2nd cartridge after the 30 minutes he stated to wait?
2) if you need to wait 30 min for a 2nd N2 cartridge, wouldn't you need to wait another 30 min after the 2nd N2 cartridge to use it?
Thanks in advance .
No the the first question and yes to the second.
Can you use 2 n2o cartridges and get a better outcome??
Nitrous oxide does provide a foamy, slighty sweet experience! See our video for proof it can give up 6 mins of foam!
How long does the nitrogen charge last in the keg?
1-2 weeks, to extend the life the full range, try to shake it every day for a bit, even if not using
What do you do with all the empty cartridges? And how long does it hold pressure in the coffee (how many days is best to get through what you make...although I empty a whole large bodum bean in just 3 days)
1-2 weeks, to extend the life the full range, try to shake it every day for a bit, even if not using
Could you by any chance use store bought cold brew concentrate like chameleon?
Thats a yes... but why...
It's way cheaper and easier to make it yourself though
We need more mechanic stuff!
I’ll continue to review tools and have some automotive stuff on my channel but I’m expanding to reviewing other things outside that space as well 😀
any help on the Sweet cream they make at starbucks?
Are you talking about the foam?
You can use it and buy creamer at the store and add a few oz to the keg prior to gassing it, or add it to your glass before pouring
Starbucks worker here: It’s literally just whipping cream, vanilla syrup, and 2% milk
Or you could use an electric frother and whole milk. Warm the milk up in the microwave or on stove top. Don't heat over 160 degrees or you burn the milk. I prefer about 130°. Add some raw sugar, stir and dissolve. Then you can let it cool and refrigerate. Make a batch about 20oz. Then when your ready to use just pour it into a glass and use the electric frother. Then you can spoon it on top of your cold brew and mix in if you like.
I'm trying to get the mixture of coffee concentrate and water right for my royal brew -- you said you used 7oz of ground coffee but how much water did you brew it in? And was it 7oz weight or volume?
I use 7 oz of ground coffee in about 28 oz of water (both by volume) then after 20-24 hours I add enough water to make 40-48 oz total.
Thank you!
You're welcome. Enjoy your nitro cold brew! Cheers
My royal brew nitro brew maker leaked a TON when I used it the first time. It seemed like it was leaking out from underneath the stem and the pressurized valve. I also only got about one glass of coffee...I'm pretty sure I only poured around 40 oz. of coffee into the keg. Did you have any leak problems?
Not a single leak! And since my last brew I've had it in the fridge, fully pressurized, and no issues. Maybe check the o-ring? I know they include some extra replacements.
Hi Brandon you can contact us at royalbrewcafe at gmail, have you tried tightening the nut underneath the stem using the supplied wrench? Can explain in greater detail via email or also this tip is also on our how to page just google HOW TO ROYAL BREW to find that landing page
You said you shake it before you pour it when taking it out of the fridge? Tell me about that... I poured a glass and it was kinda meh. Not much foam.
That's why :)
@@chris is it your experience that the foam in your cup dissipates within about 10 minutes and you’re left with just regular tasting cold brew?
No it lasts a long time, until I'm done drinking it (so ~30 mins). Are you using nitrogen or nitrous oxide? The nitrogen head should last a lot longer and gives a better overall nitro cold brew in my experiences
@@chris I’m using nitrogen. A ton of great foam in the pour. Then it’s just gone and I’m sad 😞 lol
Well that's the GOOD stuff! :) So maybe it's a ratio thing. It shouldn't dissipate that quickly. And with the nitrogen you should be using 2 cartridges, added 30 mins apart from each other. Maybe you're only adding 1?
Hey so I see people that say there's a difference between "Nitro" cartridges (bigger around), versus the traditional N2O "whip chargers". Any insight? Great video.
I'm not sure what you mean by 'bigger around' but my video does go into depth about the differences between N2 and N2O cartridges
3:30 N2O vs N2 cartridges (cost and number needed)
4:55 N2O vs N2 texture nitro gas compared
5:30 N2O vs N2 side-by-side pour comparison
Do N2 cartridges fit into Royal Brew Canisters? Great Video. Thanks
used mine 5 - 10 times and it stopped working, does anyone have a recommendation for a good quality nitro cold brew system
Might have just got a bad one or something, I've used mine for two plus years now two to three times per week and I've had zero issues.
I like to dilute my cold brew with sugar free liquid creamers instead of water, would that work okay through one of these?
That's far too much artificial creamer. It should be a dollop, not half your drink.
@@MarkEliasGrant I don't do half the drink lol I do take it a bit on the lighter side tho
Why is my coffe tasting fizzy and sour after pouring it from the royal brew? I am very sad and disappointed because even when I use the Starbucks cold brew coffee it tastes like that. Nothing like buying at Starbucks. Please help!!!
Are you using the right gas? It's supposed to "fizzy" but more on the creamy small fizz bubble side rather than a carbonated soda side.
N2 shouldn't give you a change in flavor, at least from my experience, but I'm not so sure about N2O.
Things you might want to look out for are
1) Your cold brew comes out tasting like how it wants to be before getting pressurized
2) Your cold brew is filtered properly before getting pressurized (This ensures that no excess coffee grounds gets further agitated or extracted, basically undesirable extraction from coffee grounds)
3) Your coffee to gas ratio may play a big part in this (eg my keg is 1/4 filled, putting in 1 charge of gas might not be sufficient at all due to the lack of built up pressure for mixing)
4) Where you store your coffee may affect the taste greatly as well
Did you make your cold brew? Could be the beans from your brew.
You probably used the wrong cartridges. Co2 instead of N2O.
@chris please update your Link for the N2O Nitrous Oxide Cartridges... i wasn't sure what i was looking up then i looked it up ahahah.. thanks its in my amazon history view now LOL Please delete this message once you read it and correct the link..
Great video btw..
can you put beer in it?
No sir
Yes you can, just let it go flat first
5 Starbucks employees didn't like this video.
I think you're right, Esra! ☕️👍
Why does it come out like carbonated soda water coffee? What am I doing wrong? 😂
How many NO2 cartilage per 48 Oz of cold brew coffee I have to use?
Don't use N2O, use N2
Use 40 oz for best results (gas escapes if using too much liqiuid). Either 1 N2O (8g) or 2 Nitrogen (2g)
Loox like nuffin but pressured air
Is it a bitch to clean?
No. I have had one for 2 years, and only arrived at this video cause I just started using N2 instea dog n20.
Piping hot water is all you need to clean it on the day to day, and every 2 weeks or so I actually use soap and brushes on the tank (rinse WELL). To clean the spout, I remove it, remove the tube, open the valve on the spout, and let the sink spray directly into the spout’s exit. The water will eventually geyser out the other side, rinsing it clean.
Starbucks coffee 🤨
You nearly lost me at Starbucks. Good video, though.
thank you, very informative video!
Great video Chris. Thanks!
Very helpful, thanks!