Step 01Build the base
Fill a tall glass two-thirds with ice. Pour in the cold brew first — you want the coffee to chill the ice before milk goes in.
Half cold brew, half oat milk, a pinch of brown sugar. The breakfast version.
Cold brew + oat milk is the friendliest entry to cold-coffee culture. Oat milk thickens the cup and rounds off any edge. The brown sugar isn't sweet — it's a tiny lift that makes the chocolate notes sing. Make this on Saturday morning and you'll understand why we sell out of coffee packs in October.
How to make it
Step 01Fill a tall glass two-thirds with ice. Pour in the cold brew first — you want the coffee to chill the ice before milk goes in.
Step 02Pour the oat milk over the back of a spoon to layer it. For a flat-white look, pour fast and don't stir.
Step 03Stir in the brown sugar with a long spoon. Taste. Add a half-teaspoon at a time if you want it sweeter.
Pro tips
Barista-grade oat milk (the one labelled for coffee) layers cleaner. Generic oat milk works but separates faster.

And now, drink.
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