Find Your New Favorite Iced Coffee Recipe
Why stick with the same old coffee when you can have one of these delicious iced coffee recipe drinks? We’re here to introduce some new twists on a classic summertime drink. Well, these are so good, you’ll want to enjoy them year-round. The sweet taste and caffeine boost will keep your day going strong!
Have you ever had iced coffee? It’s so good! I’m convinced that this is better than hot because it reminds me of a dessert in the glass. You can add anything from ice to your drink and flavor with syrup or non-dairy milk, too – there are plenty of options for making something amazing at home anytime you want one since they’re easy peasy to make.
What Type of Coffee Should I Use for an Iced Coffee Recipe?
When making iced coffee, you should use high-quality beans to ensure that your drink has the best flavor.
Of course, we highly recommend Bean So Blessed Coffee as we use only the highest quality beans, which are roasted and ground (if you choose) to order, ensuring the freshest coffee.
You can buy the beans and grind them yourself or opt for pre-ground. It’s up to you!
Coffee vs. Espresso
There are many different types of coffees, and each has its unique flavor. I personally like my coffee strong – literally! To get that extra kick in the morning, pick a dark roast over medium or blonde roasts.
There are two different ways you can make iced coffee; with espresso shots or brewed coffee..
You will get a stronger coffee flavor with espresso shots. This is what we at Bean So Blessed prefer when making an iced coffee recipe because the espresso shots blend with the ice to create a cold liquid right away, and then all you have to do is add your other ingredients.
Find Your New Favorite Iced Coffee Recipe
Are you a fan of iced coffee? Don't want to spend $6 (or more) at Starbucks and want to try your hand at making it at home? We've compiled a list of AMAZING iced coffee recipes for you to try. We're sure you'll find a favorite (or two)!
Iced Horchata Coffee (Horchata Latte) is a delicious blend of traditional Mexican horchata and coffee. If you love coffee, then this version will be your new favorite to sip on a hot summer day
This iced coffee is topped with sparkling water, making for a refreshing pick-me-up that gives off coffee-soda vibes!
Creamy and yummy, this Starbucks copycat iced vanilla latte is perfect for sipping on warm summer days.
This iced coffee is flavored with a hint of rosewater and cardamom! It's the perfect way to spice up your morning or afternoon.
A delicious way to spice up your iced coffee. These Iced Mexican Mochas are full of flavor and surprisingly easy to make!
Cool off with a delightful iced coffee. Easy to make in minutes and topped with a caramel drizzle.
Cool, creamy, & minty makes this unique iced coffee irresistible. Making Philz copycat recipes like a Mint Mojito Iced Coffee at home is the way to save money & indulge in a fancy coffee.
You will love this iced brown sugar oat milk shaken espresso. This tasty coffee creation is easy to make at home with homemade brown sugar syrup.
Iced Coffee Soda is an easy coffee house drink you can make at home.
Smooth, sweet Iced Brown Sugar Shaken Espresso is full of bold coffee and caramel-y flavors. Drizzled with oat milk or your favorite milk of choice. Perfect for the steamy hot days.
How to Make Simple Syrup
(often found in recipes for iced coffee)
Cold drinks don’t dissolve sugar very well, which is why I recommend making a simple syrup. All you need are a few ingredients already in your kitchen.
Ingredients:
- 1 cup boiled water
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- Any additional extracts you wish (caramel, vanilla, coconut, etc.) – Optional
How to Make it:
- Pour your boiled water into your sugar in a bowl.
- Add in your optional extracts or flavoring
- Place in the fridge for 1 hour before using (You can also cool it more quickly by placing it in the freezer)
We hope you’ve found a recipe or two (or nineteen) in this iced coffee recipe roundup that will become your new go-to for making iced coffee. If you haven’t tried making iced coffee before, we suggest starting with one of the simpler recipes. Once you get comfortable with the process, feel free to experiment with different flavors and ingredients. And if you have a favorite iced coffee recipe that isn’t included here, be sure to share it in the comments below!
