How to Make Ice Coffee at Home

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How to Make Ice Coffee at Home

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You can use any coffee you'd like for this, but my suggestion is Starbucks Iced Coffee (formally Taraza) Blend.

You can use any coffee you'd like for this, but my suggestion is Starbucks Iced Coffee (formally Taraza) Blend.

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This next step depends on how you decide to make your coffee normally. I French press, naturally. Just add twice as much coffee beans as you would normally use and brew normally.

This next step depends on how you decide to make your coffee normally. I French press, naturally. Just add twice as much coffee beans as you would normally use and brew normally.

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For French presses it's four minutes per round of coffee, I'll probably need two or three rounds to fill my pitcher.

For French presses it's four minutes per round of coffee, I'll probably need two or three rounds to fill my pitcher.

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Explanation of double batching.

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Fill your pitcher half way with ice and pour the hot coffee over the ice until you have the amount you want!

Fill your pitcher half way with ice and pour the hot coffee over the ice until you have the amount you want!

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Pour over ice. Add your favourite sweetener and top with milk! Enjoy on a hot day like today!

Pour over ice. Add your favourite sweetener and top with milk! Enjoy on a hot day like today!

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6 Comments
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Any coffee

Pitcher

Water/ Ice

Kelly πŸ“ΆπŸ‘€

Thanks!!β˜•β˜•β˜•β˜•

Kelly πŸ“ΆπŸ‘€ last year

Day McDonald

@Kelly Morales as long as you're double batching, or putting twice as much coffee into the machine as normal, then follow the rest of the steps.

(author) last year

Kelly πŸ“ΆπŸ‘€

Thanks for a real guide on ice coffee but one question I have a keruig n a reg coffee maker do I make as usual then do next steps?

Kelly πŸ“ΆπŸ‘€ last year

Jon Delgado

Oh okay

Jon Delgado last year

Day McDonald

Yes, that's why you make each batch double strength, so that when you pour it over, you end up with the right ratio of coffee to water!

(author) last year

Jon Delgado

Wouldn't the ice melt if you put the coffee over the ice?

Jon Delgado last year

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