CupClarityOur approach Concentrate dilution calculator
Work out how much concentrate and water or milk to combine for one drink or a batch.
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How it works
Concentrate = final volume ÷ (1 + added-liquid parts). At 1 part concentrate to 2 parts added liquid, a 300 ml batch needs 100 ml concentrate and 200 ml added liquid.
Before you brew
The ratio describes mixing volumes, not extraction strength or caffeine. Follow the concentrate’s label or your own recipe. Ice displacement and changes in volume on mixing are excluded.
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