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Delicious Frappuccino Recipes You Have to Try!


Frappuccinos, or blended coffee drinks, are what got me started on coffee. I LOVE them! So, I am on a quest to come up with as many different frappuccino recipes as I can for you to enjoy! These recipes are easy to make, and easy on the budget. learn how to make a frappuccino today using one of these amazing recipes.


Here is a basic frappuccino recipe to get you started, but be sure to scroll down for more recipes of different flavors!

Frappuccino


By Melissa Hall
Published:
2014-03-17

This is a basic frappuccino recipe, but there are many, many more recipes to be found here if you like more flavor!

5 stars based on
2 reviews

Prep time: 2 min. min
Cook time: 1 min. min
Total time: 3min. min
Yield:

Ingredients:

Espresso:
1/4 cup

Ice:
1/4 cup

Milk:
1/4 cup

Directions:

Pour ice into blender
Pour espresso shots or coffee over ice.
Pour in the milk
Blend for 30-40 seconds
Enjoy!

Exquisite Eggnog Frappuccino Recipe

by Coffeemom

Delicious Eggnog Frappuccino


It’s that time of year again! The time of year when you go to the store and realize, there in the milk section…….EGGNOG! Oh the thick, sweet goodness of eggnog….sigh….I look forward to it every year.  It’s also the time when espresso stands and coffee shops start selling their delicious eggnog coffee drinks.

So I am going to share my own eggnog frappuccino recipe with you. It is really simple and really Yummy! The cool thing is that you can use, not only regular eggnog, but you can also try this recipe using Pumpkin Nog too! I think I love Pumpkin Nog even more than regular eggnog 🙂 Whoever came up with that idea is a genius.

So here we go!

Recipe: Eggnog Frappuccino

Summary: Delicious Eggnog Frappuccino recipe that is so simple to make and tastes incredible!

Ingredients

  • 1/2 cup Eggnog
  • 1/4 cup coffee or 2 shots espresso
  • Ice cubes
  • 2 tablespoons sugar

Instructions

  1. Fill a 16oz cup just below the top with ice (almost full)
  2. Pour in the coffee or espresso shots. You can make the coffee ahead of time and cool in the refrigerator first, or use fresh brewed coffee/espresso and pour some of the eggnog into it with an ice cube to cool it off before pouring into the blender over the ice.
  3. Pour in the Eggnog(or the rest of it if you used some to cool the coffee down) and sugar.
  4. Blend for 30seconds or until nice and smooth.
  5. Enjoy your Eggnog Frappuccino!!

Number of servings (yield): 1

My rating 5 stars:  ★★★★★ 1 review(s)

 

 

Filed Under: Mouthwatering Frappuccino Recipes You Must Try! Tagged With: blended coffee drinks, espresso, seasonal

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