/ck/ - Food & Cooking

When did it become cool to market coffee exactly like craft beer?
>a fine craft coffee
>draft ice cold brew coffee on tap
>nitro cold brew
"nitro" means they injected nitrogen into the coffee so it can form a thick foam head when poured from a tap, just like beer.

I actually spotted supermarket nitro cold brew stuff in cans and beer bottles made to resemble beer and being sold for exorbitant prices ($5 a can)
Who actually enjoys this shit?
Coffee tastes absolutely nothing like beer.

When did it become cool to market coffee exactly like craft beer?
>a fine craft coffee
>draft ice cold brew coffee on tap
>nitro cold brew
"nitro" means they injected nitrogen into the coffee so it can form a thick foam head when poured from a tap, just like beer.

Who actually enjoys this shit?
Coffee tastes absolutely nothing like beer.

When did it become cool to market coffee exactly like craft beer?
>a fine craft coffee
>draft ice cold brew coffee on tap
>nitro cold brew
"nitro" means they injected nitrogen into the coffee so it can form a thick foam head when poured from a tap, just like beer.

Who actually enjoys this shit?
Coffee tastes absolutely nothing like beer.