Ice coffee or hot coffee?
I want my coffee hot. End of story. I don't give a damn if outside temps are -10 Farenheit or 110 Farenheit. The Starbucks staff think I'm crazy when I order a hot Caramel Machiatto in the middle of Summer. Well screw them............ If I need to wash food down, I ain't gonna be drinkin' coffee...........
Do you like iced coffee?
I love iced coffee. I remember first seeing it in 1992, I thought it was a dumb idea, but it was good. Years later it really caught on.
Ice Cold Coffee or Hot Coffee?
WOW!!! WHAT A HARD DECISION...I WOULD HAVE TO SAY ICE COFFEE IN THE SUMMER AND HOT COFFEE IN THE WINTER.....YUMMY.....
How do you make ice coffee?
There are several ways of preparing iced coffee. Ordinary hot-brewed coffee can be served cold, although this may result in a bitter-tasting product. Cold brewing relies on time, rather than heat, to transfer the coffee flavor to the water. In order to achieve this, ground coffee is soaked in water for hours and then filtered. This may be done in any container, such as a mason jar, although commercialized cold brewing systems also exist.[1] In more recent times it has become common for coffee shops to offer 'iced' versions of their most popular coffee drinks. The iced latte and iced mocha are the two most common examples of this. A quick way of preparing such drinks is to make a small quantity of strong, hot espresso, dissolving the required sweetener/flavorings in the hot liquid and then pouring this directly into a cup of ice cold milk. This method is particularly common in busier coffee shops where rapid customer turnover is required.
Which do you like better, iced coffee or hot coffee?
Warm coffee
How do i make a good iced coffee?
Iced Coffee recipe 1/4 cup instant coffee 1/4 cup sugar 1/4 cup hot water 4 cups cold milk Mix together until coffee and sugar is dissolved. Add milk. Shake well. Using a blender or milk shake maker produces a very foamy drink. Serve in a coffee mug. -------- Iced Coffee Recipe 6-8 cups strong coffee 1 (14 ounce) can sweetened condensed milk 6-8 servings Change size or US/metric Combine brewed coffee and sweetened condensed milk in a large pitcher. Refrigerate until chilled. Serve over ice. TIP- Use leftover coffee to make coffee ice cubes with. Then you have the chill without getting watered down.
Why is iced coffee more expensive than hot coffee?
I was a Barnes & Noble Cafe manager for four years (not technically a Starbucks, but we exclusively brewed Starbucks coffee) and this is why iced is more expensive: Iced coffee is brewed double the strength of regular drip coffee. Ice is added to the pitcher which dilutes the coffee somewhat as it melts, but even so, it takes two cups of ground coffee to produce two liters of iced coffee, whereas it takes one cup of ground coffee to make a whole airpot of brewed drip coffee, which is approximately three liters. So yes, it does cost more to make it, and in general, the retail prices are determined by the cost of ingredients, plus the time spent making the drinks. If it takes three minutes to make a Vivano smoothie, or one to two minutes making a custom Frappuccino, it's going to cost more because you could sell ten or more drip coffees in that time frame. Not that I'm trying to stick up for Starbucks, I just figured maybe this would help clear up some misconceptions.
Do you prefer hot or iced coffee?
Some may shiver at the idea of slurping up a cup of iced coffee in the middle of winter. Yes, I'm that slightly insane friend who opts for an iced coffee in January. The method to my madness? I strongly believe iced coffee is better than hot coffee.In light of the increasing popularity of the chilled drink, and the decreasing temperatures, I'm here to show you why iced coffee is the only beverage you should be drinking (especially in the freezing temperatures).Say Goodbye to Burnt TonguesConstantly in fear of scorching your mouth? The solution: order iced coffee the next time you venture to Starbucks. No more waiting for it to cool, and especially no more burnt tongues.You Look Classier Sipping on Iced CoffeeJust stating the obvious, but drinking iced coffee looks especially classy to all onlookers. It most definitely has something to do with drinking it through a straw.Iced Coffee Is Less AcidicResearch shows cold brew coffee has 67% less acid than hot coffee. As coffee grounds are brewed with hot water, oils full of acidic compounds are released. This gives it that bitter taste people associate with their hot cups of joe. Long story short: the less acidic coffee is, the healthier (and less bitter) it is for your teeth and stomach.More Flavor, More FunCold brew coffee is shown to be more flavorful, because it has less acid. As Guy Fieri would say, we're riding the bus to Flavor town!No More Red-Hot Burns for Your SkinWe can definitely all relate to this one. Spilling coffee on yourself is not enjoyable—for you or for your clothes. On the bright side (yes, there is a bright side to spilling), your skin won't be scorched when you're covered in iced coffee.It's Easier to Make At HomeBecome your own coffee connoisseur and make your own cold brew. Cold brew coffee only requires a pitcher or a mason jar, and something to strain out the coffee grounds. Not only will you have homemade coffee that will stay tasty for the next 10 days, but you'll save yourself some money by not heading to Starbucks.Nothing Compares to The First SipAfter a rough morning dragging yourself out of bed to class, you deserve to spend $5 on a refreshing cup of iced coffee. I swear by it. It's the perfect cure for all things fatigue, stress, or downright winter blues.
Poll: Do you like cold or hot coffee?
I like cold coffee with chocolate and vanilla ice-cream.