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Iced Coffee Power Frappuccino Recipe

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 Since I became a mom more than six years ago, I’ve been a coffee drinker… I made it 27 years without, then suddenly… I have to have it! {must be those kids!} I will admit that I like the more “fluffy” coffee drinks… I don’t take it black, and I love flavored coffee. I love that my Keurig coffee maker makes tasty flavored coffee without much effort. And once summer hits I’m all about iced coffee, and the Keurig is super handy for that too. I enjoy that I can make iced coffee and iced tea in my coffee maker. Today I’m sharing a power frappuccino recipe that is more than just an iced coffee.  With fruit and protein this iced drink is a great way to start your morning.

Power Frappuccino Recipe #BrewOverIce #BrewItUp #shop

I had a very fruitful trip to Walmart and walked away with not only the iced coffee I was looking for, but also this super cute  plastic jar too.  They have these plastic tumblers in the summer seasonal section of the store, so fun!

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I decided to  use the Donut Shop Nutty Hazelnut #BrewOverIce to make this power frappuccino recipe. Walmart has an amazing selection of Brew Over Ice coffees and tea. #BrewItUp this summer with k-cups!

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Have you ever made coffee ice cubes? They are SO wonderful for making blended icey drinks.  You will need to make some for this frappe recipe! Choose your coffee flavor… I used the Nutty Hazelnut from the Donut Shop.  You will want to prep the ice cubes the night before you plan to make this.

Place a plastic glass 1/3 full of ice in your Keurig.

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Because the ice will add liquid, brew the smallest size, 6 oz.

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Once the coffee has melted the ice, pour it into ice trays. Freeze overnight.

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Now you are ready for the Power Frappuccino Recipe:

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Iced Coffee Power Frappuccino Recipe

Iced Coffee Power Frappuccino Recipe

Ingredients

  • 10-15 decent size coffee ice cubes {flavor of your choice}
  • 1/2 cup frozen berries {blueberries or raspberries}
  • 3 TBS Chia Seeds or flax seed
  • 1/2 cup Almond milk
  • optional:
  • Banana
  • 3 TBS Almond butter

Instructions

  1. The night before brew your coffee and freeze in an ice cube tray.
  2. In a blender, mix the milk, berries, seeds and coffee cubes. Pulse until cubes are broken up, then blend until smooth. Do not over blend or it will become liquid. You want to keep the icey consistency.
  3. Top with cool whip if desired.
© Emily

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There you go! An iced coffee that can double as a breakfast smoothie. Great coffee flavor and a meal on the go all in one. The nutty flavor of this coffee worked perfectly with the other ingredients I added, and the raspberries turned it a pretty purple color.

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I’ll be starting many more mornings this summer with this tasty iced coffee.  What is your favorite summer iced drink? Do you have a favorite k cup flavor?power-frappuccino-recipe1

Did you know Keurig has it’s own recycling program for use with K-Cups? The Grounds To Grow program offers a way for K-Cup users to return used cups for processing that separates grounds for compost and plastics for re-use. Learn more about this program HERE.

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Comments

  1. Christine says

    I like that picture of you with the coffee – it is so rare to see a blogger with their food! I only recently heard about coffee cubes….I may just have to make me one of those!

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    • Emily says

      ha! thanks… there is probably a reason we aren’t usually in food photos.. making recipes is a messy job ;o)

  4. Cathy Schroeder says

    What a great way to use my 3 favorite things in the morning….rasberries, chia seeds and coffee. Wow , looks so tasty.

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  11. Jenna Wood says

    Wow that looks delicious and has such great color! I use my Keurig to make blended beverages a lot, it’s nice to have a quick way to portion a single blended drink with the easy to brew iced based.

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  14. Nicole says

    What a creative way to use your Keurig! This sounds really yummy, and I agree- I love the photo with you in it! We should do that more often-it connects us with our food!

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  16. Brandie says

    Sounds awesome! I have everything on hand except the Silk, so I’ll have to pick some up for this. I even have those same ice cube trays (mine are red)!! #client

    Reply

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