Summer is the perfect time for ice cold beverages. While a classic iced Dandy Blend latte always hits the spot, we wanted to create a slightly more exciting drink recipe for you to sip on this season. Something frothy, icy, and oh so delicious. Our frozen Dandy Blend latte recipe is a frappe style drink that the whole family is going to be requesting on repeat.
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Why People Love Frappe Style Drinks
Frappe style drinks are where your daily caffeine-free latte recipe meets a milkshake. You get the smooth, creamy texture of a milkshake, but all of your favorite ingredients of a latte. We created this recipe to be a base recipe—one you can build on with whatever add-ins, milk alternatives, or sweeteners you prefer. A little whipped cream on top or a sprinkle of cacao shavings? Yes, please.
How to Make a Frozen Dandy Blend Latte
This recipe requires just a few ingredients and a high-speed blender. Gather what you would normally need for an iced latte. Dandy Blend, milk, ice (extra ice), and any sweeteners or add-ins. Add them all to your blender and blend until your ice chunks are just right. It helps if you pulse the blender, rather than let it run on one setting for the entire time. This will help you get that true frozen drink texture. We recommend making your Dandy Blend a bit stronger than usual, so that the rich, roasted flavor really stands out. The ice will give it a nice frappe finish, and won’t water it down. Top with any other fixings you’d like or enjoy as is.
Frozen Dandy Blend Latte Recipe
Ingredients:
- 1 cup strong Dandy Blend, chilled
- 1 cup milk of choice
- 2 tablespoons coconut sugar or sweetener of choice
- 1 cup ice cubes
Directions:
- In a high speed blender, add all of your ingredients and blend until perfectly icy. It helps if you pulse the blade, rather than let it blend in one go.
- Optional: Top with any additional ingredients.
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*Disclaimer
Dandy Blend is not a supplement or medicine. Any health related questions or concerns, we always recommend consulting with your primary care physician.
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