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Join Date: Apr 2022
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Coffee ice cubes? Yeah, that makes sense. I suppose it would help someone who is trying to reduce the amount they drink in a day.
Wouldn't milk ice cubes be like a lesser form of ice cream? What would you mix them with? Baileys? |
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It keeps the coffee/tea from getting watered down while keeping it nice and cold is all. Same with milk or any other freezable, drinkable liquid.
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Join Date: Oct 2009
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I've never made milk ice cubes because I think the texture would be kind of strange, like a shardy iced milk. Which would cause it to melt into the milk anyway, defeating the whole purpose lol. I only put regular ice cubes in milk, which I like very cold and watered-down. You all needed to know this!
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Join Date: Apr 2022
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Which beer style will you work on first? Pilsner? Stout? India pale ale? On a somewhat related note, a stout float with ice cream made from said stout is AWESOME. It's almost too much of a good thing. |
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