Unfortunately Texas does not have a Philz, and could stand to have a good iced coffee waaaay more than SF. Thankfully this drink is pretty easy to replicate at home though! Only the following ingredients are required:
- Coffee
- Ice
- Milk
- Sugar
- Mint
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Iced Coffee with a Twist
San Francisco is a food and drink mecca in the U.S., and even something as banal as an iced coffee can be turned into a delicious work of art there. In particular, Philz Coffee makes a drink called a "Mint Mojito Iced Coffee", which was perfect for the whole five days it was hot when I lived there.
Unfortunately Texas does not have a Philz, and could stand to have a good iced coffee waaaay more than SF. Thankfully this drink is pretty easy to replicate at home though! Only the following ingredients are required:
Unfortunately Texas does not have a Philz, and could stand to have a good iced coffee waaaay more than SF. Thankfully this drink is pretty easy to replicate at home though! Only the following ingredients are required:
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That sounds fantastic. I'll have to give it a try tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteIt is..let me know how it goes!
DeleteThis may be the one time I've looked at iced coffee and thought it looked appealing.
ReplyDeletemm sounds good!
ReplyDeletexo Jennifer
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I never get this fancy when I make ice coffee for my customers at work, but you've inspired me to experiment.
ReplyDeleteAlso, it's incredibly weird the ice coffee is in a paper cup. I'm to adapt to seeing it in plastic cup. It's the one differentiating factor between hot and cold drinks!
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