I have always been a great fan of cold coffee back in India, though I do not drink it often.
Once I had wanted to drink cold coffee and tried the Iced Coffee in Starbucks, but was not satisfied. Maybe I should have tried Iced Latte or something of that kind. Yesterday I was bitten by an interest to drink Indian Cold Coffee and came up with this recipe.
Ingredients:
Serves - 1
Instant coffee
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