While you can totally make iced coffee at home with a traditional coffee maker, ice and some patience, regular drinkers of the cold stuff know it doesn't hit in quite the same way.
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Coffee lovers can finally get back to their favourite coffee shops as high streets open up again and we start to return to something like normality.
While you can make a cup at home, there is nothing like a coffee brewed by an impressive machine with shiny chrome knobs and dials and steam wands that transform cold milk into a hot frothy treat.
But with a few low-cost gadgets and know-how, you can become a home barista and make a brew hopefully more sublime than one made by a professional.
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