i love this recipe

mlreview27 - July 5, 2008 08:04:06 PM PST

i know it seems basic, but it\'s based on a greek-type frappe, which is why this is called greek iced coffee. the point is that this drink was first made in greece using spray-dried instant coffee, and when shaken produces a thick layer of foam or froth at the top. so it\'s pretty distinct compared to other coffees i\'ve had, where the foaminess comes from steamed milk. i love drinking this anytime of the year and especially with nescafe instant coffee crystals =)

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i usually use just milk

xntrick - July 22, 2009 01:06:50 PM PST

i use more coffee in mine as i like a good kick, but i will try this out just to experiment...

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greek iced coffee

dragantudorel - June 19, 2008 04:51:33 AM PST

have you ever tried the north pole iced coffee?
you have to take 1/5 of instant cofee, 1/3 water and a piece of ice and then mix well in your mouth...

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Why...

Dingobluefoot - July 3, 2008 10:14:54 PM PST

...is this called Greek Iced Coffee? It\'s not different from any other iced coffee that I notice unless you forgot some important imformation - like it\'s made to be sipped on the shores of a Greek fishing village.

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