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Ultrasound makes it possible to cold brew coffee in under 3 minutes thanks to ultrasound.
Researchers from the University of New South Wales ( UNSW ) use ultrasound to speed up cold brew process.
Ultrasounds accelerate the extraction process due to acoustic cavitation.
Smaller loads in the basket resulted in much improved extraction yields and caffeine concentration.
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