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Orange Mocha

Ingredients: 1 cup fresh brewed coffee (strong) 2 tbs orange juice 2 tbs milk 1 tbs granulated sugar 1 tbs cocoa powder Directions: 1. Brew coffee 2. Mix coffee, orange juice, milk, sugar, and cocoa powder together in a mug until dissolved. 3. Top with whipped cream and … [Read More...] about Orange Mocha

The Perfect Caffe’ Macchiato Recipe

Macchiato means "marked," and for this espresso drink, hot espresso is poured into a demitasse cup, then marked with foam from steamed milk. 3 tablespoons milk 6 tablespoons freshly brewed espresso If you have an espresso machine with a steamer and frothing (foaming) attachment, steam … [Read More...] about The Perfect Caffe’ Macchiato Recipe

Chocolate Almond Frappe

Ingredients: 1/4 cup black coffee (room temperature) 1 cup chocolate ice cream 1/4 cup milk 1 teaspoon almond extract 2 Tablespoons chocolate syrup 1 cup crushed ice Cinnamon, for dusting Directions 1. Brew coffee and allow to sit out while prepping other ingredients 2. … [Read More...] about Chocolate Almond Frappe

Caribbean (hot) 8 servings

1 coconut 2 cups milk 4 cups strong coffee 1 tablespoon sugar Punch two holes in to coconut, pour liquid into saucepan Bake coconut for 30 minutes at 300 F degrees Break open coconut, remove meat, and grate. Mix coconut meat, coconut liquid, and milk in a sauce pan Heat over low … [Read More...] about Caribbean (hot) 8 servings

Eggnog Coffee Punch

Ingredients 1 and 1/2 cups coffee ice cream 1 and 1/2 cups eggnog 1 cup fresh brewed coffee 4 tbs. cool whip 4 pinches ground nutmeg Directions 1. Brew coffee 2. Scoop the ice cream into a pan on low heat 3. Stir in eggnog and coffee into pan. Heat until warm, usually 3 … [Read More...] about Eggnog Coffee Punch

Hungarian Coffee

Since the 1500's, coffee drinking in Hungary was a community event. A large number of people could enjoy cups of coffee brewed over an open fire in a large kettle of boiling water. Coffee beans were freshly roasted, ground and mixed with salt and a whole raw egg, including the shell. This mixture … [Read More...] about Hungarian Coffee

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Lola’s Cinnamon Syrup Iced Coffee

April 15, 2007 by admin


You know the feeling of waking up each morning from a sleepy haze, stumbling out of bed blurry eyed wishing it was a Saturday. You have to be at your desk in an hour. You know the drinks machine will sit humming in the background, trying to lull you into craving a cup of plastic tasting brown water which has been flashed past a couple of grains of instant before landing in a polystyrene cup. Only a couple of weeks ago I would have told you I unquestionably hate coffee. The bitter taste. The overly-rich aroma. And not to mention the death breath after taste. Having been used to instant coffee, I now understand my former hate for it.

Working for a wholesale coffee supplier has converted me into a coffee enthusiast. I’ve only been at Café Rico a couple of weeks, and although still not keen on straight coffee, syrups are my latest addiction. Although there are loads of flavours; white chocolate, vanilla, mint, almond, banana, and amaretto; cinnamon is my favourite. Reddish-brown in colour, and made from natural fruits, nuts, spices, water and syrup, Monin syrups have transformed my view of coffee. My love for these syrups has got me making all kinds of concoctions. With summer looming, I thought it a good idea to try creating some kind of iced coffee creation. So I set about digging ice from the depths of my arctic freezer, dusted off my blender, and stuck the kettle on. To try this iced creation, you’ll need:

  • Columbian coffee (make it as strong or weak as you like)
  • Monin cinnamon coffee syrup (Not too much as it can be overpowering – about a teaspoon)
  • Whipped Cream
  • Cinnamon sprinkles
  • Lots of ice
  • Milk (the amount depends on how strong you like it)

Directions

  1. Mix the hot coffee with desired amount of cinnamon syrup.
  2. Blend the ice and milk together and stir in with the coffee and syrup.
  3. Top with whipped cream and cinnamon sprinkles.

Having devised this iced coffee infusion with coffee syrup means I now enjoy sweet tasting coffee. No longer are there huge granules of white sugar sitting at the bottom of my cup like sand at the bottom of a tide pool until gulped down in one grainy, sugary mouthful. Cinnamon is the best; a slightly spicy, strong, piquant flavour certainly brightens up my day. And my cup of coffee.

About the Author

Lola Low has recently started working for Café Rico, who have been supplying quality coffee in the UK for 12 years. Café Rico launched its online web shop in August 2004 and is becoming one of the UK’s favourite web-based distributors of coffees, teas and other items.

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