--->I mean this! com/ice%26r%3D67&usg=AFQjCNG2uJMh0o96NYL7WdGa68IkmyCsqA " . I think it natural to assume that the difficulty of pronunciation alone will speed the transition from 'iced' to 'ice' for both coffee and tea. The latter is hardly 'wrong', but I will keep using 'iced' when I am writing.
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AhnBy the way, what do you call mixed coffee if you don't use 'coffee mix'?What exactly do you mean by "mixed coffee"? Do you mean a flavored coffee beverage like what you might get at Starbucks?
YankeeAhnBy the way, what do you call mixed coffee if you don't use 'coffee mix'?What exactly do you mean by "mixed coffee"? Do you mean a flavored coffee beverage like what you might get at Starbucks?
No, I just mean mixed thing in which coffee, sugar and cream poweders are mixed in one pack like the picture I attached. I