13 MUST-KNOW Iced Coffee Recipes

13 MUST-KNOW Iced Coffee Recipes is a medium Coffeehouse recipe that serves 1. 150 calories per serving. Recipe by Dero_De_Barista on YouTube.

Prep: 30 min | Cook: 7 min | Total: 47 min

Cost: $4.57 total, $4.57 per serving

Ingredients

  • 36-40 ml Espresso (double shot) (Extracted using espresso machine; base for all drinks except cold brew)
  • 100 g Ice (Standard ice weight per drink; adjust for smaller cups)
  • 200 ml Low‑Fat Milk (Used in classic iced latte, iced vanilla latte, iced caramel latte, iced Spanish latte; any milk type works)
  • 170 ml Milk (Used in iced cappuccino (less milk for more foam))
  • 180 ml Milk (Used in iced caramel macchiato, iced mocha latte, iced matcha latte, iced pistachio)
  • 30 ml Vanilla Syrup (Three pumps (≈30 ml) for iced vanilla latte and iced caramel macchiato)
  • 30 ml Caramel Syrup (Three pumps (≈30 ml) for iced caramel latte and iced caramel macchiato)
  • 25 g Chocolate Powder (Mixed with espresso for iced mocha latte)
  • 15 ml Chocolate Syrup (Optional drizzle for iced mocha latte)
  • 50 g Pistachio Sauce (Used for iced pistachio latte)
  • 50 g Condensed Milk (Sweetener for iced Spanish latte)
  • 5 g Matcha Powder (For iced matcha latte; whisk with hot water)
  • 50 ml Hot Water (For dissolving matcha powder (≈80 °C))
  • 20 ml Rose Water (Flavor base for iced rose latte)
  • 3 drops Pink Rose Food Coloring (Adds visual pink hue to rose latte)
  • 240 ml Cold Brew Concentrate (Prepared by steeping coffee grounds 12‑24 h; used for cold brew drink)
  • 240 ml Espresso Tonic (Tonic Water) (Carbonated tonic water for espresso tonic)

Instructions

  1. Classic Iced Latte

    Add 100 g ice to a 12 oz cup, pour 200 ml low‑fat milk, then top with a double shot of espresso (36‑40 ml). Stir gently.

    Time: PT2M

  2. Iced Americano

    Place 100 g ice in the cup, add 200 ml room‑temperature water, then pour a double shot of espresso over the water.

    Time: PT2M

  3. Iced Cappuccino

    Add 100 g ice, pour 170 ml milk, then top with a double shot of espresso. Steam/froth the milk to create foam and spoon the foam on top.

    Time: PT3M

  4. Iced Caramel Macchiato

    Drizzle caramel sauce on the glass, add 30 ml vanilla syrup, pour 180 ml milk, then 70 g ice. Add a double shot of espresso and finish with a thin layer of foam; drizzle more caramel on the foam.

    Time: PT3M

  5. Iced Mocha Latte

    Mix 25 g chocolate powder with the double shot of espresso until smooth. Add chocolate syrup on the side, then place 100 g ice in the cup, pour 180 ml milk, and finally add the chocolate‑espresso mixture. Stir gently.

    Time: PT3M

  6. Iced Vanilla Latte

    Add 100 g ice, pour 200 ml milk, add 30 ml vanilla syrup, then top with a double shot of espresso. Stir.

    Time: PT2M

  7. Iced Caramel Latte

    Add 100 g ice, pour 200 ml milk, add 30 ml caramel syrup, then top with a double shot of espresso. Stir.

    Time: PT2M

  8. Iced Matcha Latte

    Whisk 5 g matcha powder with 50 ml hot water (≈80 °C) until frothy. In a cup, add 100 g ice, pour 200 ml milk, then slowly pour the matcha mixture on top.

    Time: PT4M

    Temperature: 80°C

  9. Iced Spanish Latte

    Add 50 g sweetened condensed milk to the cup, then pour a double shot of hot espresso to dissolve it. Add 100 g ice, pour 200 ml milk, and stir to combine.

    Time: PT3M

  10. Cold Brew Iced Coffee

    Add 100 g ice to a cup, pour 240 ml cold brew concentrate over the ice. Optional: add milk or sweetener.

    Time: PT1M

  11. Iced Pistachio Latte

    Add 50 g pistachio sauce to a cup, pour 180 ml milk and stir until fully dissolved. Add 100 g ice, then top with a double shot of espresso.

    Time: PT3M

  12. Espresso Tonic

    Add 100 g ice, pour 240 ml tonic water, then top with a double shot of espresso. Stir lightly.

    Time: PT2M

  13. Iced Rose Latte

    In a shaker, combine 20 ml rose water, 3 drops pink rose food coloring, and 180 ml milk; shake until uniform. Add 100 g ice to a cup, pour the rose‑milk mixture, then top with a double shot of espresso. Garnish with edible rose petals if desired.

    Time: PT4M

Nutrition Facts

Calories
150
Protein
5 g
Carbohydrates
20 g
Fat
5 g
Fiber
0 g

Dietary info: Vegetarian, Contains caffeine, Gluten‑free

Allergens: Milk, Soy (if soy milk used), Nuts (pistachio sauce), Caffeine

Last updated: April 18, 2026

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13 MUST-KNOW Iced Coffee Recipes

Recipe by Dero_De_Barista

A step‑by‑step guide to making thirteen different iced coffee drinks inspired by barista Dero_De_Barista. Includes classic iced latte, iced americano, iced cappuccino, caramel macchiato, mocha, vanilla, caramel, matcha, Spanish latte, cold brew, pistachio, espresso tonic and rose latte. All measurements, equipment, tips, and variations are provided for home baristas.

MediumCoffeehouseServes 1

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Source Video
31m
Prep
3m
Cook
10m
Cleanup
44m
Total

Cost Breakdown

$4.57
Total cost
$4.57
Per serving

Critical Success Points

  • Extracting a proper double shot of espresso (36‑40 ml).
  • Measuring ice accurately (100 g per drink).
  • Frothing milk for cappuccino and macchiato to achieve stable foam.
  • Dissolving flavored syrups or sauces completely before adding ice.
  • Whisking matcha with hot water to avoid clumps.

Safety Warnings

  • Espresso is served at high temperature; handle with care to avoid burns.
  • Hot water for matcha should be around 80 °C; avoid scalding.
  • Use clean, food‑grade containers for cold brew storage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about this recipe

Q

What is the cultural significance and history of the Iced Caramel Macchiato in coffeehouse culture?

A

The Iced Caramel Macchiato originated from the Starbucks menu and quickly became a global favorite. It blends espresso, cold milk, and caramel syrup, representing the modern sweet‑coffee trend that appeals to both coffee purists and dessert‑like drink lovers.

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Q

What are the traditional regional variations of Iced Matcha Latte in Japanese coffee culture?

A

In Japan, iced matcha latte is often made with finely sifted matcha, a small amount of sweetened condensed milk, and sometimes a splash of vanilla. Some cafés add a light foam on top, while traditional tea houses keep it simple with just matcha and cold milk.

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Q

How is the Iced Spanish Latte traditionally served in Spain and the Middle East?

A

The Iced Spanish Latte, known as "Café con Leche" with condensed milk, is popular in Spain and many Middle Eastern cafés. It is served over ice with a generous amount of sweetened condensed milk, giving a rich, caramel‑like sweetness without added sugar.

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Q

What occasions or celebrations is the Iced Rose Latte traditionally associated with in Middle Eastern culture?

A

The Iced Rose Latte is often enjoyed during festive gatherings such as Ramadan evenings and wedding celebrations in the Middle East. Its delicate rose flavor and pink hue symbolize hospitality and elegance, making it a popular choice for special occasions.

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Q

What makes the Espresso Tonic unique in summer coffee drinks?

A

Espresso Tonic combines the bitterness of espresso with the bright, citrusy bitterness of tonic water, creating a refreshing, slightly fizzy coffee that is perfect for hot weather. The contrast of hot espresso and cold tonic also offers a sensory surprise that sets it apart from typical iced coffees.

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Q

What are the most common mistakes to avoid when making the Iced Cappuccino at home?

A

Common mistakes include using too much milk, which reduces the foam’s thickness, and steaming milk at too high a temperature, which destroys foam stability. Also, adding ice before frothing can melt the foam; always froth first, then combine with ice.

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Q

Why does this recipe use a double shot of espresso for every iced coffee instead of a single shot?

A

A double shot (36‑40 ml) provides enough coffee strength to stand up against the dilution from ice and milk, ensuring a balanced flavor profile. Using a single shot would result in a weak, watery drink, especially in larger 12‑oz cups.

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Q

Can I make the Cold Brew Iced Coffee ahead of time and how should I store it?

A

Yes, cold brew can be prepared 12‑24 hours in advance. Store the concentrate in a sealed glass bottle in the refrigerator for up to five days. When serving, pour the desired amount over ice and add milk or sweetener if desired.

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Q

What does the YouTube channel Dero_De_Barista specialize in?

A

The YouTube channel Dero_De_Barista specializes in professional barista techniques, coffee drink tutorials, and detailed breakdowns of both hot and cold coffee recipes for home enthusiasts.

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Q

How does the YouTube channel Dero_De_Barista's approach to coffeehouse drinks differ from other coffee channels?

A

Dero_De_Barista focuses on practical, step‑by‑step instructions rooted in six years of real barista experience, emphasizing adjustable ratios and troubleshooting tips, whereas many other channels prioritize visual flair over detailed technique explanations.

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Q

What other coffee recipes is the YouTube channel Dero_De_Barista known for?

A

Besides the 13 iced coffees, Dero_De_Barista is known for a comprehensive 14 hot coffee tutorial series, covering classics like flat white, cortado, and pour‑over methods, as well as specialty drinks such as Turkish coffee and affogato.

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Q

What texture and appearance should I look for when making the Iced Rose Latte?

A

The Iced Rose Latte should have a pale pink, uniformly colored milk layer with a subtle rose fragrance. After adding espresso, a gentle swirl should create a marbled effect, and the top can be garnished with rose petals for visual elegance.

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