A barista shares how you can shake up your usual summertime cold brew routine with unique, chilly, and caffeinated treats, like a coffee float or Greek frappé.

If you're talking caffeine content, the crown usually goes to cold brew. If you're referring to flavour intensity, Americano ...

“Cold brew has about double the amount of caffeine, so if you really need a good kick, cold brew has about 200 milligrams of caffeine, versus an iced coffee has 100 to 150.” ...

Just based on appearances, cold brew looks just like iced coffee — but it’s not the same. Iced coffee is made by brewing hot coffee, letting it cool, and then pouring it over ice.

Because of the hard work entailed in preparing the said drink, Starbucks cold brew coffee is comparably more expensive at $3.25 than an ordinary iced coffee, which retails at $2.65 for the same ...

Cold brew coffee has been around forever, but it hit the scene in a big way about five years ago when Starbucks started selling it. Unlike iced coffee, which is brewed hot and poured over ice ...

Compared to regular Starbucks Cold Brew Coffee, this one is much lighter in texture and flavor. The only downside is that it's often sold out.

I've tested a lot of these machines, and the good news is, you don't need one. All you need is this $25 gadget that can turn espresso, Americano, and even hot tea into an iced drink in an instant.