You can do the same thing with tea, or even juice or lemonade. No one wants a watered-down beverage, right? It did take almost the whole tray to make my freshly brewed hot coffee suitably icy, so save these up for a single-serving special treat.
Saturday, September 05, 2009
Iced Coffee
Have you all seen this trick? Next time you brew a pot of coffee, make an extra cup, pour it into an ice cube tray, and freeze. Then when you're craving iced coffee on a hot summer day, you can use the coffee ice cubes instead of water ones... no diluted coffee!
You can do the same thing with tea, or even juice or lemonade. No one wants a watered-down beverage, right? It did take almost the whole tray to make my freshly brewed hot coffee suitably icy, so save these up for a single-serving special treat.
You can do the same thing with tea, or even juice or lemonade. No one wants a watered-down beverage, right? It did take almost the whole tray to make my freshly brewed hot coffee suitably icy, so save these up for a single-serving special treat.
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8 comments:
that is NEAT!
Love the ice cube trick! When I want ice coffee I usually just pour it into a glass pitcher and stick it in the fridge, but then I have to wait several hours for it to be cold...
Hi Amy,
Its an interesting idea, though I don't think it will take off in Scotland. Iced coffee has never been high on the list in the U.K, something to do with all that rain I thin, but I still like the idea. Thanks for sharing.
Ah-huh, been wondering how to overcome this problem!
What a great tip!
this is genius
SOOO Clever!
My grandpa claims that he invented that. I'll tell him he made it to your blog. :-D
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