
29 Products Every Iced Coffee Fan Needs
An incredibly realistic-looking iced coffee candle you'll need to remind yourself not to try to take a sip from when you display it on your desk next to your *actual* drink.
A HyperChiller you can use directly with your hot coffee machine to magically transform it into an iced drink in less than a minute. It's a must-have if you're like me and prefer to drink iced coffee all year *and* need to taste it on your lips moments after you start your day.
Oxo's new compact Brew Rapid Brewer that'll have anyone wondering, "Where has this been all of my life?" You can use it to make cold brew or hot coffee without the need for a bulky, countertop machine. It doesn't even need to be plugged in or charged!
An embroidered iced coffee keychain you're bound to get tons of compliments on from cold-coffee-only enthusiasts — not to mention it's just super cute. One reviewer even used it as a bag charm!
An iced coffee holder because it is certainly acceptable if you fall into the category of people-who-drink-iced-drinks-all-year, but your precious little hands shouldn't have to suffer the consequences.
A fan favorite Takeya cold-brew maker with over 52,000 5-star reviews (holy moly!) so you can always have a surplus of liquid gold in the fridge. Warmer weather is here, so you best be prepared to serve up iced coffee at any given moment!
A Taylor Swift–inspired JavaSok covered in recognizable icons Swifties will love showing off as much as they enjoyed watching grainy live streams of The Eras Tour. While you reminisce about your glory days (aka when you were in a packed stadium trading friendship bracelets with other fans) you can use this to keep your go-to iced latte cold and prevent it from sweating all over your desk.
Death Wish Instant Coffee Packets packed with 300 mg of caffeine per cup — an excellent lil' treat if you're looking to stay up all night. (Or possibly forever?)
Or Blue Bottle's New Orleans–inspired instant coffee packets that'll bring your taste buds to Bourbon Street (even if you've never set foot there in real life). This blend has chicory root powder to give it that unique NOLA taste you've likely been craving since you tried it in a Blue Bottle cafe IRL, which sells this blend regularly.
A Jellycat coffee beanbag charm that'll make you wonder, "Where have you bean all of my life?" then immediately rush out the door to go show off to the barista at your fave coffee shop.
Or a bundle of plush emotional support lattes (you can decide whether you care if they're hot or iced, OK?!) to share amongst your fellow colleagues who have been counting down with you to pumpkin spice season since last October.
A silicone ice cube tray, lid, scoop, and bin set that'll fit together beautifully and help you make and store coffee ice cubes! Pour your coffee of choice into the tray, freeze, pour into the bin, and repeat. You can cool your drinks without watering them down!
An automatic milk frother from Instant Pot, in case you already have a coffee machine you adore but it doesn't have any frothing abilities. This handy gadget will do the trick — prepare to be amazed by all the foamy goodness it'll bring to your bevs.
Or a handheld milk frother that'll pack a powerful, spinning punch despite looking rather delicate. It'll help transform your latte into one just like your favorite barista whips up for you at your go-to coffee shop, but I bet it'll taste better because you won't have to interact with another human!
A luggage drink caddy to attach to your wheeled luggage — it'll become your saving grace when traveling. It has room to hold *two* iced coffees, perfect for when you and your bestie are traveling together and neither of you want to risk dropping/spilling your most-cherished liquids en route to the gate.
A too-cute embroidered sweatshirt that says "me+my iced coffee against the world" because, honestly, it probably is your partner in crime. The playful icons all around the phrase will add some color and excitement to your new favorite piece of loungewear. Cheers to that!
A box of flash-frozen coffee pods you can use to whip up a delicious caffeinated bev faster than you can say "I need coffee." All you have to do is defrost and pour over milk and ice for a delectable latte or pour hot water over the frozen pod for a life-changing hot coffee. Plus, the coffee itself is made from recognizable bean brands you likely already love, like Counter Culture, Onyx, and Joe Coffee!
A mason jar cold brew maker to replace the big jug of premade iced cold brew you've been buying weekly at the supermarket. It'll be ready and waiting when you, the captain of the Drinking-iced-coffee-all-year team, decide to finally roll out of bed. Reviewers absolutely love this version and also use it to brew their favorite iced teas.
A pack of instant iced lattes that a caffeine-craving wizard must've created after he tired of spending tons of money on overpriced lattes. All you have to do is stir it with a spoon to make delicious, frothy clouds!
Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate because the *Ber* months are almost here and then there will be NOTHING standing between you and your love of pumpkin spice bevs — not even the fact you overslept (again) because you were up too late scrolling DIY at-home iced coffee recipes on TikTok and now have no time to wait in line for a PSL.
A glass tumbler to glam up your daily iced coffee. It'll look super cute on your countertop, and there's just something about a fancy tumbler that makes your drinks taste 10x better, amirite? Plus, according to impressed reviewers, your beverage will stay chilled for hours.
Or a cult-favorite Anthropologie Icon Juice Glass to make every iced coffee feel like a special occasion. There are SO many clink-worthy styles (and new seasonal ones!) so you might as well apologize to your bank account now because you'll want a minimum of four in your cup cabinet.
A De'Longhi Dedica Duo coffee machine so you can make the perfectly crafted iced drink of your dreams. When those late-night marathons of the The Summer I Turned Pretty finally start getting to you, you'll be incredibly thankful you're able to create the yummiest cups of cold brew and espresso pick me ups.
An iced coffee enamel pin for anyone who considers themselves a proud member of the I-Drink-Iced-Coffee-No-Matter-The-Temperature-Outside Club. Add this to your tote bag or denim jacket to let the world (and your barista) know *exactly* what you like.
Portland Syrups to help you craft all kinds of fancy caffeinated drinks — add it to your milk before frothing to take things to the next level of delishhhh. Do you count down all year for the day pumpkin spice drinks to return to your local coffee shop? Well, wait no more, my friend. You can order a syrup and make your own year-round.
Or Proper syrup, another natural option (but with a slightly more aesthetic bottle) made with organic ingredients and designed to be explicitly added to your fanciest at-home coffee. You might just find it *a latte* better than the others you've tried that taste, well, chemical.
Plus a coffee syrup dispenser set complete with premade flavor labels to help you transform that little space next to your coffee machine into one that looks just like the picture-perfect coffee shop you often daydream about quitting your corporate job to work for as a barista. Best keep working on that latte art!
And a pair of vibrant crew socks covered in delectable iced coffee drinks, perfect for kicking your feet up and slowly sipping your favorite drink on a lazy Sunday morning.
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