“Recipe for iced coffee: 1) Have kids 2) Make coffee 3) Forget you made coffee 4) Drink it cold” is a jocular parenting saying that has been printed on many images. The saying was posted on Twitter by Toni Hammer on May 2, 2016.
“Recipe for iced coffee: (1 Become a teacher 2) Pour coffee 3) Go to school 4) Get lost in chaos 5) Forget about coffee 6) Drink it cold” is a teacher version of the iced coffee recipe.
Twitter
Toni Hammer
@realtonihammer
Recipe for iced coffee:
1. Have kids
2. Make coffee
3. Forget you made coffee
4. Drink it cold
1:20 PM - 2 May 2016
Twitter
Candace
@candyk_2011
DIY Recipe for iced coffee
Have kids
Make coffee
Forget you made coffee
Drink it cold
Viola’! Iced coffee!
5:29 PM - 4 May 2016
Twitter
Jeżdzę Hyundaiem
@LukaszSkoczek
#Recipe for Iced Coffee:
-Have #kids
-Make #coffee
-Forget you made coffee
-Hours later drink #IcedCoffee
#Parents #ParentWorld
9:25 PM - 4 May 2016
Facebook
Happy and Blessed Home shared Toni Hammer, Is It Bedtime Yet?‘s photo.
May 8, 2016 ·
#Truth Recipe for Iced Coffee… 1. Have Kids, 2. Make Coffee, 3. Forget you made coffee, 4. Drink it cold. 😉 Thanks Parents Magazine
Facebook
Andre Abi Awad - Aim Assist Achieve
May 12, 2016 ·
Recipe for Iced Coffee:
1- Have Kids
2- Make Coffee
3- Forget You Made Coffee
4- Drink it Cold
#Coffee #Iced #Fun #kids #Recipe
Facebook
ACTIVEkids
May 17, 2016 ·
Recipe for iced coffee:
1. Have kids.
2. Make coffee
3. Forget you made coffee
4. Drink it cold
Me.Me
RECIPE FOR ICED COFFEE 1 HAVE KIDS 2 MAKE COFFEE 3 FORGET YOU MADE COFFEE 4 DRINK IT COLD YOU’RE WELCOME 👩🏻🍳 INSTACHEF MEME
MEMES COFFEE KIDS COLD 🤖 MAKE YOU MADE FOR YOURE FORGETED YOURE WELCOME WELCOME DRINK ICED IT’S COLD FORGETFUL FORGET YOU FORGET FORGETTING RECIPE FORGETFULNESS ICED COFFEE KIDSINGS
FOUND @ 135 LIKES ON 2017-04-14 00:17:46 BY ME.ME
SOURCE: INSTAGRAM
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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