Cup of joe, Concentrate guide, Guide to coffee strength – Ronco Coffeemaker User Manual

Page 4: Guide to tea strength, Flavor syrup

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cup of joe

1 part coffee concentrate

1 part water

Heat coffee concentrate and water.

Compliment your coffee with any cream, half

& half, milk, soy milk or cream substitute,

sweetener or coffee syrup.

Concentrate Guide

The Ronco Coffeetime

TM

Brew System is designed to hold 48 oz. (6 cups) of cold wa-

ter and up to 12 oz. of coffee grounds or loose leaf tea. The coffee or tea concentrate

can be refrigerated and stored up to six weeks in the carafe resulting in taste that is

strong but smooth flavor without the sharp edges and acid.

Guide to Coffee Strength

For mild to regular coffees, we recommend adding an ounce or two more coffee

grounds to the “Fill” step. This will increase the concentrate flavor when serving.

Mild Coffee

1 part coffee concentrate

2 parts water

Bold Coffee

1 part coffee concentrate

1 part water

Strong Coffee

1 part coffee concentrate

1/2 part water

For coffee drinks, we recommend adjusting the strength with hot or cold water, milk

or cream. Sweeten to taste with sugar or coffee syrups.

Guide to Tea Strength

Mild Tea

1 part tea concentrate

2 parts water

Regular Tea

1 parts tea concentrate

1 part water

Strong Tea

1 parts tea concentrate

1/2 part water

For tea drinks, we recommend adjusting the strength with hot or cold water, milk or

cream. Sweeten to taste.

Flavor Syrup

Flavor syrup can be added to any drink, including regular coffee, frappuccinos, iced

tea and tea lattes. Depending on taste, try adding 1 tsp of flavored syrup to any

recipe to enhance the flavor. Some common syrups are vanilla, hazelnut, Irish creme,

almond, mint, raspberry, caramel, toffee nut and gingerbread.

*All recommendations may be adjusted to individual taste – coffee concentrate, milk,

creamer and sweetener – and are based on one average sized coffee mug.

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