How do I make good ice coffee?
Posted by adminMay 16
I just had that .20 ice coffee from Burger King, and loved it on this hot day.
How would I make it at home? I’ve never really had ice coffee before, just regular coffee (and a lot of it in my days).
Do you just make coffee, pour it over ice cubes and add milk and sugar to it? Or is there are more complicated procedure involved?
I’m talking about sweet, cold coffee with creamer over ice cubes, not the milk shaky drinks they have at Starbucks.
6 comments
Comment by reinna_d_corazones on May 16, 2010 at 1:33 am
i’ll have to try that….but
sometimes, i’ll just make the coffee…(water, milk, sugar) and then put it in the blender with ice…..add whippped cream and a little bit of cinamon…. whalaaa!!
let the ice crush a little, not as much as a shake
or i’ll make it with vanilla ice cream, coffee, milk and ice cubes in the blender.
until it tastes like a coffee shake
..its good too
if you want a lil’ alcohol in it…
then add kalhua, coffee, icecream, milk and ice cubes..blend all the ingredients
serve with whipped cream and cinamon powder on top
Comment by Jim Shorts on May 16, 2010 at 1:33 am
go to 7-eleven and take 4 or 5 of their specialty creamers. i prefer Irish Cream. Now fill up a nice sized cup with ice and mix in the creamer and fresh made coffee.
just like "Five" Bucks makes. I call starbucks five bucks because you cant get anything for less.
Comment by Tori K on May 16, 2010 at 1:33 am
I make a cup of coffee, add creamer, and sweetener or sugar. Then I let it cool and add ice. The flavored creamers are better.
Comment by JackDiesel & HemiBear's Mom on May 16, 2010 at 1:33 am
I LOVE cold coffee. I usually take leftover coffee from the pot and add my fave Toffee Nut creamer and sugar, and leave it in the fridge overnight. It is great in the morning!!!!
I think McD’s has their coffee iced now too.
Comment by sklepac1 on May 16, 2010 at 1:33 am
If you wat great ice coffee get a coffee you really like I suggest Terrazza blend from Starbucks. brew with half the water you would for hot coffee and add to ice, the ice will add the rest of the water.
Or get a can of Iced coffee (starbucks) and add cream and sugar
Comment by sw_k on May 16, 2010 at 1:33 am
Get hold of one of those condensed milk that comes in the can.
Brewed your coffee but with less water and more coffee in it.
Let the fresh brewed coffee cold down and keep in the fridge for couples of hours to get real cold.
Then mixed your cold coffee with the condensed milk, add as much as you like but not too much else too sweet.
Making any iced coffee, you will need more stronger coffee. If without ice and the coffee already pre-cold, best result.
Happy coffee drinking everyone..!!