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Iced Coffee

By Paula |

Iced Coffee

It’s already sweltering. I know, just a few weeks ago I was saying it was too cold and now I’m saying it’s too hot. I know. I know. Apparently my happy medium is in my house with the AC blasting while sitting under a blanket. Even though it’s hot out, one thing I simply can not give up is my espresso. It’s just not going to happen. For the safety of those around me every day it shouldn’t. But back to that whole sweltering thing. How do me and my beloved espresso get around that? With a cocktail shaker, and some ice. That’s how. Iced Coffee

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xo!

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Disclaimer: This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of International Delight. The opinions and text are all mine.

Iced Coffee
Name: Iced Coffee
Image: https://bellalimento.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Iced-Coffee-019-533×800.jpg
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Ingredients:
4-6 ice cubes
1 ounce espresso – cooled
1 teaspoon vanilla syrup
1 teaspoon International Delight creamerDirections:

  1. Fill a cocktail shaker halfway with ice.
  2. Add espresso, vanilla syrup,and creamer.
  3. Shake for 30 seconds. Strain into stemmed glass.

Comments

  1. Angie says

    This iced coffee looks so refreshing, especially in this Florida heat!

  2. Amanda says

    You are my climate soul sister. I LOVE being cozy under a blanket in a freezing house in the middle of summer. Its my happy place!!! 🙂 Drink looks SO good… cant wait to try the hazelnut!

  4. lisa says

    That looks decadent and refreshing – but the amount of liquid in the recipe looks so small to fill that glass?
    Just one ounce of coffee?

    • Paula says

      Hi Lisa, Thank you. They’re very small glasses (purchased at World Market). The recipe is for one drink.

  5. Kate@Diethood says

    Let’s swap! You can come to Indiana and freeze, and I’ll go to wherever your warm weather is and hang out with this beautiful iced coffee!! 🙂

  8. Georgia @ The Comfort of Cooking says

    I tell ya, I’m not much of a coffee drinker but I do love a good iced coffee in the summer to put a little pep in my step! Great recipe, Paula. Stay cool in that awful summer heat – I feel ya here in Texas!

  13. Shaina says

    Gimme. I am sitting in my pajamas avoiding drinking my coffee because it’s muggy. I hate humidity. I want this coffee instead.