There is actually a difference between the two. A cold brew is made without any heat at all, this creates lower acidity in the drink and therefore creates a smoother and sweeter taste. An iced coffee, however, is brewed and then cooled, creating the refreshingly light drink we love. Recipes for iced coffee usually include milk for added sweetness.
Our easy iced coffee recipe ingredients you’ve probably got at home already! Just simply follow the steps below to enjoy a delicious iced coffee at home.
Top tip: if you don’t want your iced coffee to dilute as the ice cubes melt, use ice cubes made from coffee instead.
If you want to enjoy your iced coffee at home first thing in the morning, we suggest making the coffee the night before and allowing it to chill in the fridge overnight. That way, come morning you’ll have a perfectly chilled picked me up to start the day.
Rest assured; you can still try this iced coffee recipe at home if you prefer a dairy free option. Thanks to our non-dairy guide, making a delicious iced coffee at home has never been easier. The options below are guaranteed to give you barista-style homemade iced coffee. Just substitute the milk in our recipe with your chosen non-dairy alternative.
Now you know how to make iced coffee at home, why not try your hand at making a latte, next? Or for something a little different, try our Irish coffee recipe instead.