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Step 1
For basic Greek Frappe: In a shaker (see note 4), combine coffee with ¼ cup of water. Close well and shake well for about 15-20 seconds.
Step 2
Put ice in a tall glass and pour the frothed coffee over. Top with the rest of the water.
Step 3
For Greek Frappe with milk and (or) sugar:
Step 4
In a shaker, combine coffee, sugar (2 teaspoons or as much as you like) with ¼ cup of water. Close well and shake well. You might need to shake more as it takes some time for the sugar to dissolve.
Step 5
Put ice in a tall glass and pour the frothed coffee over. Top with part water and part milk (the ratio is completely up to you – I recommend ½ cup water and ¼ cup milk).
Step 6
Serve right away!
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