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Step 1
Make a strong coffee - freezing tends to dull flavours so I suggest making it 50-100% stronger than you would normally. Duncan likes to make a single origin coffee in his beloved aeropress and I make a double espresso for me. Allow your coffee to cool down.
Step 2
Divide half of the coffee between two glasses and pour the other half in the blender (both a power blender and a cheap blender will work here, the difference is that ice may not get crushed as much in a low-power blender). Add a touch of maple syrup (or sugar) if you like your coffee sweetened.
Step 3
Add ice cubes and blend on high for a few seconds, until most of the ice is crushed and the coffee turns a little frothy.
Step 4
Top your coffee with the ice-coffee mixture and (optionally) top up with cold almond milk to take the edge off.
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