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Starbucks Iced Constantine Coffee

 
Starbucks Iced Constantine Coffee
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Ingredients

    • 2/3 cup ground dark roast coffee
    • 4 cinnamon sticks, crushed or broken into small pieces
    • 6 cups water
    • 1/2 tsp ground cardamom
    • 2/3 cup honey
    • Ice cubes
    • Half-and-half or milk

Instructions

Mix together the coffee and cinnamon sticks. Using the coffee-cinnamon mixture and the water, brew coffee by your customary brewing method. Add the cardamom and honey to the hot coffee and stir until the honey dissolves. Cover and chill.

To serve, fill tall glasses with ice cubes. Pour about 2/3 cup chilled coffee into each glass. Pass the half-and-half or milk.

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