iced coffee

[BrokenBiker]

any reccomendations for a decent tasting but quick to make iced coffee?

tried some sachets this morning, directions claim you just add 150ml cold water and stir...i made 300ml, added 2 sachets and it wasnt right so added another sachet and it still tasted more of water than coffee

 

[Smallfry]

any reccomendations for a decent tasting but quick to make iced coffee?

tried some sachets this morning, directions claim you just add 150ml cold water and stir...i made 300ml, added 2 sachets and it wasnt right so added another sachet and it still tasted more of water than coffee

I find that just making your normal hot brew, however you like it, then letting it go cold, and/or putting it in the fridge works for me.

Can even pour some into the ice cube thingy and freeze them, for coffee "ice" cubes.

 

[Pond frog]

If you have a coffee machine make the smallest strongest espresso you can tip into large cold class top up with iced water and cold milk, the small volume of coffee will be chilled straight away but it does need to be strong

 

[BrokenBiker]

If you have a coffee machine make the smallest strongest espresso you can tip into large cold class top up with iced water and cold milk, the small volume of coffee will be chilled straight away but it does need to be strong

havent got a coffee machine. was tempted to get one a while back but our kitchen is crowded as it is

 

[Porkypine]

I just fancy an iced coffee after reading this ! I'll have to try the Pond Frog method

 

[daleyd]

The bottles of Nescafé isn’t bad - use cold milk instead of water though, it’s much nicer.

Cold milk, ice cubes and some of the ice coffee mixture, stir and done. Never used water, but can’t imagine it would taste great.

On offer at Morrisons at moment

 

[BrokenBiker]

The bottles of Nescafé isn’t bad - use cold milk instead of water though, it’s much nicer.

Cold milk, ice cubes and some of the ice coffee mixture, stir and done. Never used water, but can’t imagine it would taste great.

On offer at Morrisons at moment

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That looks like the job for me...I want it as simple as possible so a bit of that and some milk is perfect

 

[daleyd]

That looks like the job for me...I want it as simple as possible so a bit of that and some milk is perfect

It’s not bad at all. I also don’t mind some of the ready made iced coffee from Aldi/lidl - they are not too badly priced and convenient as it’s all in one bottle, like the concentrate but just ready mixed I guess.

 

[BrokenBiker]

It’s not bad at all. I also don’t mind some of the ready made iced coffee from Aldi/lidl - they are not too badly priced and convenient as it’s all in one bottle, like the concentrate but just ready mixed I guess.

my mrs drinks the ready made ones from aldi occasionally, but i find they dont last long so have to buy more per trip etc...we always 6-12 pints of milk here anyway so the concentrate looks like a decent option, will pop out later and grab some, give it a go

 

[badabec]

You just want to buy a Ferrex multitool (available Sunday)

 

[BrokenBiker]

You just want to buy a Ferrex multitool (available Sunday)

for stirring the coffee?

 

[mr haynes]

For me it is a splash of water from the kettle over spoonful of your favourite instant to dissolve, handful of ice cubes , pour milk over top, stir, drink , sorted

 

[BrokenBiker]

Annoyingly my local morrisons don't stock it

 

[chunkolini]

I had one a few years ago.
Cycled to work in minus 12. Made coffee and found it later on with a layer of ice on top.
Old workshop was very thermally dynamic.
Freezing or roasting accord to the weather

 

[graffian]

I find that just making your normal hot brew, however you like it, then letting it go cold

Time to go in the house and give it some waves man.