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Baked, Brewed, Beautiful

Cold Brew Coffee Ice Cubes

on 07/27/20

Yields8 ServingsDifficultyBeginner

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cold brew coffee with milk pouring from top and coffee ice cubes
 20 oz Cold Brew Coffee (concentrate works best)
 1 Ice Cube Tray
Instructions
1

Make cold brew in advance with a cold brew coffee maker of choice. Once cold brew has stepped for the desired amount of time, gather 1 to 2 ice cube trays.

2

Pour cold brew evenly into ice cube trays. Place trays in the freezer for at least 4 hours so they have time to set. Once solid, add cubes to your favorite summer coffee beverage.

3

Note: I recommend adding only 2 or 3 cubes per drink to avoid overcaffeination (yes, it’s a real thing).

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Ingredients

 20 oz Cold Brew Coffee (concentrate works best)
 1 Ice Cube Tray

Directions

Instructions
1

Make cold brew in advance with a cold brew coffee maker of choice. Once cold brew has stepped for the desired amount of time, gather 1 to 2 ice cube trays.

2

Pour cold brew evenly into ice cube trays. Place trays in the freezer for at least 4 hours so they have time to set. Once solid, add cubes to your favorite summer coffee beverage.

3

Note: I recommend adding only 2 or 3 cubes per drink to avoid overcaffeination (yes, it’s a real thing).

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