Iced-coffee is one of my must have summer essential. I seriously can not imagine drinking hot coffee in this weather! I love iced-coffee, especially during the summer, It’s so cool and refreshing!
I used to buy iced coffee from Starbucks but it really adds up. I think it’s silly paying up to $4 for something you can make at home for a fraction of the price and time!
Today, I’m going to show you how to how to make perfect iced coffee at home With a Keurig coffee maker.
Making iced-coffee at home is soo easy! once you make t once I promise you’ll never go back to paying $3-$4 for a cup of coffee again.
Ever since I received the Single Serve Brewing System from Cuisinart I’ve been enjoying perfect Iced-coffee at home a few times a day. It’s always cold and perfect every time! If you have a Keurig, you know how delicious every cup of brewed coffee is. If you don’t have a one I highly suggest you get yourself one asap, your missing out my friend!
What I love is that the Cuisinart Single Serve Brewing system has an extra Large Removable 80 oz. Water Reservoir offers impressive capacity, eliminating the need for frequent refills. The Hot Water Button lets you enjoy your favorite instant coffee, soup, tea, and hot cocoa, in no time.
Making iced-coffee with it is super easy, there are 5 Cup Sizes including an iced beverage setting (how cool is that!).
To make iced-coffee turn the coffee maker on and it will automatically begin heating up the water. While it’s heating up the water go ahead and fill a big glass (8-12 oz) with ice all the way to the top.
When the Coffee maker reads “open head” go ahead and insert your favorite flavor of coffee or use the per-measured “my k-cup” and fill it up with your own coffee. Select your cup size, I use the iced-coffee size.
Now press “brew” and watch your coffee brew instantly. Next, Add your cream and sugar to taste.
There you have it folks! In just a few seconds, you have a fantastic cup of freshly brewed Iced Coffee for a fraction of the cost of your local coffee shop.
It’s great waking up every morning and effortlessly brewing a perfect cup of coffee in under 4 minutes.
Ingredients
- 1 small Keurig coffee cup I used Green Mountain Coffee
- 8-12 oz cup filled with iced
- 2 tablespoons half & half or Evaporated milk I used evaporated milk
- 3-4 teaspoons sugar to taste
Instructions
- Turn the coffee maker on and it will automatically begin heating up the water. While it's heating up the water go ahead and fill a big glass (8-12 oz) with ice all the way to the top.
- When the Coffee maker reads "open head" go ahead and insert your favorite flavor of coffee or use the per-measured "my k-cup" and fill it up with your own coffee. Select your cup size, I use the iced-coffee size. Now press "brew" and watch your coffee brew instantly.
- After the coffee is done dripping, remove the cup from the coffee maker and add the cream and sugar. If you are serious about your iced-coffee you can even freeze pre-made coffee in ice cube trays and use them when you make coffee.
This post was brought to you by Cuisinart. All opinions expressed are my own.
If I had a Keurig with an iced coffee option, I would not need this. How about hints for the machines with no iced coffee option.
Make your coffee in seperate cup than the cup with ice. in the seperate cup add your creamer or milk and add it to the ice. If you would like it black, just put the seperate cup in the freezer for 3minutes or so then add it to ice.
What cup ounce should I use If I dont have the fancy Iced Coffee option on my Keurig.?? I just have the 6, 8, or 10 oz option??
Use the smallest size there is. The Keurig iced is 4oz so I would use the 6oz if that is the smallest size you have.
Even better if you make it ahead of time and chill it rather than being over ice. Brewing over ice Waters it down. Even better than iced is cold brew. No coffee maker needed.
Sorry but I don’t like lukewarm watered down coffee. That’s exactly what happens with this approach. A. Enter solution is to brew a cup of coffee, throw it in the freezer for 10-15 minutes, pour over ice, add cream/sugar if desired.
Well, I’m ecstatic about making iced coffee. My mom is giving me her Keurig this is my first coffee pot.
So this is hot coffee brewed over ice… Doesn’t it just taste lukewarm then, like leftover hot coffee that u forgot to drink?
I have been making iced coffee with my Keurig ever since J have had it for years. I use Delight coffee creamer because of all the different flavors. Works great for me.
I wonder how the Starbucks made there cold coffee. Now I can make it on my own. You just break the spell of Starbucks!! Thank you for sharing this, now i can wake up my summer sweet and cold. Love to made this for my wife, I’m sure he will love this co’z we’re coffee addict.
Hhehe.. I’m a coffee addict as well and I’m sure your wife is going to love it!
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I make Iced coffee all the time! for creamer, I used to use evap milk too and sugar to taste, but sometimes the sugar doesn’t dissolve well. now I keep a jar of home made creamer in the fridge. I use 1 can evap milk and one can condensed milk. Shake it up until blended, and it serves as both creamer and sweetener. And its GOOD.
i too am crazy about iced coffee for the summer.. thanks for the awesome post!
Thanks Thalia! 🙂 I’m glad I’m not the only one obsessed with iced-coffee!!
Starbucks better watch out! This looks like one sweet way to start my summer mornings.
Yes they do haha! I’m sure your going to love it, Erin! Have a great week 🙂