Chocolate-Almond Coffee Frappe

"I don't know where I got this recipe, I think I picked it up for my teens to try (I don't like cold coffee). It seems like a good alternative to the high priced drinks at our local coffee stands. When making coffee in the morning, refrigerate the leftovers to make this later in the day."
 
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photo by A Marsteller photo by A Marsteller
photo by A Marsteller
photo by A Marsteller photo by A Marsteller
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photo by Baby Kato photo by Baby Kato
Ready In:
2mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
4
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ingredients

  • 14 cup black coffee (room temperature)
  • 14 cup milk (plus a little more, if needed, for smooth blending)
  • 1 cup chocolate ice cream
  • 1 teaspoon almond extract
  • 1 cup ice, crushed
  • 2 tablespoons chocolate syrup
  • cinnamon, for dusting
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directions

  • Place black coffee, milk, ice cream, almond extract and crushed ice in blender jar. Add sugar or sugar substitute only if desired,(The taste is quite sweet without it!)
  • With blender lid securely closed, pulse blender until mixture is smooth. If blades get stuck, add a little more milk.
  • Pour 1 Tablespoon of chocolate syrup into the bottom of each glass. (This makes the drink look and taste even more delectable.)
  • Divide the coffee frappe between your glasses and dust with cinnamon. Serve immediately!
  • Variation: Use Vanilla Ice Cream with Vanilla extract.
  • *Milk options: whole milk, skim milk, soy milk, etc.
  • Optional Extras:.
  • Extra scoops of ice cream, for garnish.
  • Whipped cream, for topping.
  • For adults an added Tbls or two of Godiva Liqueur, Amaretto, or Kaluha would be tasty.

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Reviews

  1. Oh my gosh this is so good! Used my Keurig for a cup of coffee or I would have been drinking this all day. LOL Whirled everything together added a straw and I was enjoying a very good coffee drink and saving money. Made for Culinary Quest 2015.
     
  2. This was toooo goood! I made this for Culinary Quest 2014 for breackfast (no alcohol addition!) and I would like to prepare this more often.<br/>I made the chocolate syrup myself and I used on the bottom of the glass and over the extra whipped cream as well.<br/>I prepared this only for myself in a high plastic bowl using the hand blender. <br/>Thanks a lot for this winner!
     
  3. Terrific frappe. I enjoyed this creamy, cold coffee, chocolate treat very much. It was quick and really easy to make with excellent results. I garnished this with 1 small scoop of vanilla ice cream, a squirt of whipped cream and a good sprinkling of cinnamon. Thank you so much for sharing this lovely frappe. I made this for Culinary Quest 2014 for the Suitcase Gourmets.
     
  4. Super yummy. I really enjoyed this. I opted for the whipped cream on top, and sprinkling cinnamon on top of the whipped cream contributed a lot of flavor. But the drink was very good all by itself, too. It was a very nice beverage that we really enjoyed. Thanks, momaphet. Made for 2014 Culinary Quest (South America).
     
  5. I made this on 8/21, and all I can say is,,,WOW !! :) I don't like chocolate ice cream,so I used vanilla along with the almond extract. I also added a bit more syrup to the ice cream/coffee mixture.Topped the finished recipe with whipping cream & dusted with cinnamon. This was made for the South American portion for the Culinary Quest 2014. Thanks for posting and, " Keep Smiling :) "
     
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Tweaks

  1. Wow, is this ever good! I used 1 tbsp Kahlua instead of almond extract. I used very strong coffee. I plan to try it again with Bailey's Irish Cream. Dynamite recipe - Try It.
     
  2. Very yummy and refreshing! I used caramel sauce instead of chocolate syrup for my garnish. Made for ZWT6.
     
  3. The only chocolate ice cream I had in the freezer had macadamia nuts and I did the liqueur variation and added macadamia nut liqueur instead of almond... so really I made a chocolate-macadamia coffee frappee. Following the liqueur variation made an alcoholic milkshake which in itself is a wonderful idea. Made for ZWT6.
     

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