How to Make Iced Coffee Float

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Materials To Make iced Coffee Float:
2 tablespoons Instant Coffee, 6 scoops vanilla ice cream, 500ml cold milk-white liquid, Cocoa powder, hot water, ice cubes

How to Make iced Coffee Float:

1. Instant coffee brewed using hot water by 2 tablespoons.
2. Combine the cold milk with a solution of instant coffee and 1 scoop of vanilla ice cream.
3. Blend until mixed and frothy.
4. enter into cups and add 1 scoop of vanilla ice cream into each glass.
5. add the chocolate powder on top of ice cream.
6. serve immediately iced Coffee Float

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