1. Iced Bulletproof Coffee: Throw the ingredients, including vanilla, into a blender. Easy and delicious for lasting energy all day. (via Brit + Co)

Iced Ube Latte

Sick of the same old iced latte flavors? Do yourself a favor and try this iced ube latte. (via Brit + Co)

3. DIY Cold Brew Coffee: Mix up your coffee routine with these coffee hacks. (via Brit + Co)

Two-Ingredient Vietnamese Iced Coffee

Sometimes you want a strong, sweet iced coffee, but don’t want to have to become a master barista to make it happen. This Vietnamese iced coffee uses sweetened condensed milk to give it big flavor with minimal effort. (via Brit + Co)

Topo Chico Iced Coffee

Topo Chico sparkling mineral water is ultra-refreshing on its own, but add it to iced coffee, and you’ve got a serious pick-me-up on your hands. (via Brit + Co)

Fresh Mint Iced Coffee

Muddled mint and lots of ice make this coffee perfect for the hottest days of summer. (via Brit + Co)

Milky, Minty Coffee Popsicles

Technically, a popsicle made out of iced coffee is still iced coffee. Although you might be tempted to just drink this coffee, flavored with mint, instead of putting it into the popsicle molds. (via Brit + Co)

Lemonade Iced Coffee

Cold brew is diluted with a splash of lemonade for a refreshing, more caffeinated take on an Arnold Palmer. (via Brit + Co)

Simple Vanilla Coffee

Homemade vanilla simple syrup gives a fragrant hint of sweetness to your iced coffee, so you don’t have to worry about trying to dissolve granulated sugar in your cold beverage. (via Brit + Co)

Rosewater Cardamom Iced Coffee

Making your own flavored creamer is an easy way to give your iced coffee a boost. This recipe uses cardamom and rosewater to make a unique drink. (via Brit + Co).

Cinnamon Ice Cube Coffee

Keep ice cubes made from coffee infused with cinnamon in your freezer, and you can jazz up a boring glass of iced java whenever the fancy strikes. (via Brit + Co)

Kahlua Iced Coffee

Perfect for when those afternoon coffee breaks turn into evening coffee breaks, this spiked version of iced coffee is everything you could ask for at five o’clock. (via Lick My Spoon)

Wild Child Iced Coffee

Adulthood can be stressful. Inject some fun into your day by topping your favorite iced coffee with a dollop of fluffy whipped cream and plenty of sprinkles. (via Brit + Co)

Caramel Mocha Coffee Concentrate

Don’t be thrown off by the sugary title. This treat is sweetened naturally, without processed sugars. (via Sunkissed Kitchen)

Coconut Caramel Cold Brew

Something about the toasted flavor of caramel pairs beautifully with coconut. Pair with some cold brew coffee for a drink you’ll want to sip on all day long. (via The Gourmet RD)

Toasted Coconut Shakerato

Shakerato is Italian iced coffee, made by shaking coffee with ice (and, in this case, toasted coconut syrup). Top your glass with some creamy coconut milk and rim your glass with toasted coconut flakes for a real treat. (via Simply Whisked)

Samoa Iced Coffee

Tragically, Girl Scout cookies aren’t available year round. Take matters into your own hand with this Samoa-inspired iced coffee, which is almost enough to make you forget about that zealous business-women-in-training and their nearly addictive baked goods. Almost. (via The Lovely Life)

Iced Salted Honey Lattes

Salt and honey might sound like a strange combination, but think a little harder and you’ll realize that’s the flavor combination that makes spiced nuts, granola, and trail mix so irresistible. It does the same for these lattes, which are so tasty you’ll want to get up early just to get a sip. (via Sweet Phi)

Viennese Iced Coffee

Dark, strong iced coffee helps tame the sweetness of vanilla ice cream to make this dessert drink. (via Li’l Vienna)

Vegan Iced Cinnamon Mocha

Once you make this cinnamon-infused chocolate sauce (in just one minute, no less!), you’ll be able to transform all manner of beverages and desserts. Stir some into your morning cup of Joe to give your drink a spicy kick. (via Vegetarian Gastronomy)

Overnight New Orleans-Style Iced Coffee

If you want a fancy caffeine boost in the morning, make things easy by starting with some store-bought coffee concentrate. Infuse it with cinnamon and chicory (a New Orleans classic) overnight, and you’ll be ready to conquer the world in the a.m. (via Hummingbird High)