What does cold coffee have in it?

"Cold coffee" can mean a few different things. Here are the most common interpretations and their ingredients:

1. Iced coffee: This is the most common type. It's simply brewed coffee that's been chilled.

* Ingredients:

* Coffee: The type of coffee beans and the brewing method used will affect the flavor.

* Ice: This is what makes it "iced."

* Optional additions: Sugar, cream, milk, flavorings (like vanilla or caramel).

2. Cold brew coffee: This is a coffee concentrate made by steeping coffee grounds in cold water for a longer period (typically 12-24 hours).

* Ingredients:

* Coffee: Coarsely ground coffee beans.

* Cold water: This is the only liquid used.

* Optional additions: Sometimes people add a pinch of salt to the grounds during the brewing process.

3. Cold coffee cocktails: These are alcoholic beverages that use coffee as an ingredient.

* Ingredients: These will vary depending on the specific cocktail, but common ingredients include:

* Coffee: Often a cold brew concentrate is used.

* Liquor: Vodka, rum, whiskey, etc.

* Other mixers: Cream, milk, syrups, bitters, etc.

So, to answer your question more directly, cold coffee doesn't have any specific "secret" ingredients. It's all about how the coffee is prepared and the additional ingredients you choose to add.