HOW TO: COFFEE ICE BALLS

If you hate water down coffee, then these coffee ice balls are a must in your iced latte or iced coffee. #icedcoffeeathome #coffeeice #iceballs #coffeeicecubes #howto I'm gonna show you guys how to make them. It's easy, a little tedious and time consuming, but I'm not gonna lie, but we don't go through them that much. My husband and I have like one cup a day, so it lasts us about a week, one batch, okay? You're gonna grab your trays. There are the ones with no holes and the ones with the holes. The ones with the holes are the ones on top. Fill holes. And I like to do one at a time. I don't like doing them all at the same time. You're gonna use whatever coffee ice brew coffee that you can find. I usually buy whatever is on sale. I grabbed this at Costco because I thought it was a good deal. So I'm just gonna use this. And then you're gonna grab the trays with the holes on top. Line it. Do not push. Using microfiber, these are just my kitchen towels and press it down. Now you are going to waste some coffee. You can see it is what it is. This is my dedicated freezer container for these smalls. I'm gonna put one at a time in here. And press down. Now these are going into the freezer and they will be ready to crack tomorrow. What I like doing is on the side that doesn't have the holes, like these are solid and these have the holes on them. I like running water, the balls just detach from this side and only stick to this side. To you, they're easier to crack. You don't even have to be a hot, just a little bit of warm water. See how this side is clean on. There's nothing on it. Gorgeous. So how good is Michigan? All I can think about at the moment is putting some vanilla bean ice cream on top. Delicious.