To chug or not to chug, that is the question. Luckily there is a simple hack that will decisively end this dilemma: ice cubes made of coffee. Freezing your coffee to add in a future cup is one of ...

Let the coffee cool to room temperature, then pour it into an ice cube tray, filling each cube about 3/4 full. Use the frozen ...

A layer of flavours with rum/liqueur, nutmeg, coffee and ice cream, topped off with coffee ice cubes! Pour the coffee over the ice-cubes and finish with ice cream and a dusting of cocoa.

Carmie Sellitto, who has 358,000 followers on Instagram, said the London coffee "looked like a normal iced latte" that had been diluted by cheap ice cubes. He visited the speciality coffee bar ...

Take vibrant and edible seasonal flowers, freeze them in water, and this will elevate your party. Add brewed coffee to an ice ...

Simply Recipes / Getty Images Fill a tall glass with ice or coffee ice cubes—they’re a great option if you want to keep things strong. Fill the glass about two-thirds full of sparkling water. Then, ...

If you're making a black iced coffee, fill a small glass with ice cubes. If you're making a milky iced coffee (an iced latte), fill a medium-sized glass three-quarters full of ice cubes.