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If you don’t know I am coffee obsessed. I am always looking for different ways to make coffee or how to really improve the coffee drinks I make at home. A few years ago I was on vacation and stumbled upon this coffee shop. Now one of my favorite things about exploring new areas is to check out their local coffee shops. We’ll this on inparticular I have never forgotten because when I ordered my iced coffee I had seen them put in brown ice cubes. Moment of genius struck me….. They had made their ice cubes out of coffee!!! So as the ice melts your coffee doesn’t get weaker it gets stronger. Mind blown. 

So naturally I had to start doing this at home. This is something that I do every summer and I wanted to share this life hack as you could call it. I am hoping it will also blow your mind.

 

What You’ll Need
• 2 cups of coffee (cold or room temperature)
• Ice Cube tray (may stain so one you can designated for just coffee)
• Freezer

Now I’ve experimented with all different flavors I tend to brew what’s ever in the cupboard. Also one of my all time favorites is using a flavored coffee, usually Vanilla Caramel Creme in my Keuirg. That way if I brew a regular iced coffee the flavor really comes through as it melts. 

Let the iced cubes freeze for about 4 hours and you are ready to enjoy! If you are looking for a great iced coffee recipe make sure you check out my tutorial on how to cold brew your iced coffee in a mason jar. 

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About Michelle Beaton

Welcome to Weekend Craft. Life is busy so I am all about getting projects done on the weekend, whether it be crafts, DIY, home decor, or crafting with your Cricut.

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  1. I love to check out the local coffee shops, too 🙂 This is a hack I’ve been meaning to try for years and I honestly have no idea why I haven’t yet, because it’s genius!! I’m off to dig out my ice cube trays…