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f you’ve ever had a glass of cold coffee, you already know it hits differently,  especially when spring rolls around and the temperature starts climbing.

And if you add South Indian coffee to the mix, you’ll get a bold yet smooth, full-bodied flavor on your palate.

Whether you’re a first-timer or just want to level up your home brew game, this guide will show you how to make cold coffee using South Indian beans, step by step.

What You’ll Need Before You Start

You don’t need any fancy equipment. Here’s a simple list of what to grab:

South Indian filter coffee

A South Indian drip filter or any method that brews concentrated coffee

Full-fat chilled milk, sugar

Ice cubes

A blender is optional, but it gives you the best texture.

If you want a dessert-style version, a scoop of vanilla ice cream is a nice add-on. Skip it if you want a cleaner, lighter drink.

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