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Ice Java Syrup

From Sean Paajanen,
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The Bottom Line

Syrup for making iced coffee, that you can find at your local supermarket.
Pros
  • Convenient to use
Cons
  • Weak coffee flavour

Description

  • Made by Nestle
  • Comes in French Vanilla and Cappuccino
  • Found in most supermarkets

Guide Review - Ice Java Syrup

Though I generally have freshly brewed coffee on hand, sometimes it can be handy to use a syrup to whip up a glass of iced coffee.

All you're supposed to do, is add syrup to cold milk for an instant iced coffee. I tried the French Vanilla flavour. I did find that it make an excellent glass of sweetened milk, I wouldn't call it iced coffee. It was sweet, with a touch of vanilla. No real coffee taste to it at all.

This syrup would never replace a real iced coffee, but I have found that it makes a nice sweetener for a cup of hot coffee. A couple squirts blended nicely and had good flavour. Overall, Ice Java is a nice addition to a cup of coffee, but won't replace it.

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