I now this doesn't sound very masculine, but I thoroughly enjoy Frappuccino's. Especially when Starbucks makes their seasonal favorites, their pumpkin spice in the fall is one of my favorites. But like many, I simply can't afford to go to Starbucks and I can't afford the calories one of these tasty treats contains. So I had to find a way to make them at home, where I could use a little healthier ingredients. My adventure started with my coffee pot, blender, and a few recipes I found on the Internet. Then this last Christmas we received a
Mr. Coffee Cafe Frappe, which included a recipe book full of different recipes to try. We have used it several times now and only have one complaint, it needs a warning beep telling you it's going to start blending because it will make you jump, otherwise were completely happy with it and it's incredibly easy to use.
This is my wife's favorite Frappe:
Classic Mocha Frappe
Coffee & water in brewer
3 tbsp ground dark roast coffee or espresso
1/2 cup water
Place ingredients in blender jar in this order
2 cups ice cubes
2 tbsp sugar (I use Splenda with an equivalent amount)
3 tbsp chocolate syrup
1/4 cup whole or other milk (I use skim)
My personal favorite:
Chocolate Caramel Swirl Frappe
3 tbsp ground dark roast coffee or espresso
1/2 cup water
Place ingredients in blender jar in this order:
2 cups ice cubes
1/3 cup butterscotch caramel dessert topping
3 tbsp chocolate syrup
1/4 tsp vanilla extract
1/4 cup whole or other milk (again I use skim)
While these recipes are intended for the Mr. Coffee Cafe Frappe maker, you could easily use this recipe with what ever coffee pot and blender you have.
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