Crunchy Oreo Frappe is a perfect summer delight for coffee and chocolate lovers. It is a simple recipe for the cold coffee using three different forms of chocolate – coffee, chocolate syrup and Oreo cookies. It is definitely a kind of coffee that can lift your mood. I love my regular, simple iced coffee sans any cookies. But this version of frappe is kicked up a notch with the addition of Oreo cookies. What is their not to love about it?
What Is Crunchy Oreo Frappe?
The oreo frappe is the newest obsession of the cold coffee lovers from all over the World. Those like me who love the Oreo cookies to the core this frappe is the best way to enjoy both the cookies and the coffee. And over a period of time, the crunchy oreo frappe has become the most loved version of cold coffee worldwide. Why? Maybe, because it is filled with the best of chocolate flavors and has a crunch to it.
The amount of sugar to be added to the recipe is not defined, it depends on personal taste preference, or you can totally skip it. With the sweetness of cookies and ice-cream, the frappe is sweet enough to get you high on energy for the next few hours. As I mentioned earlier, the rockstar ingredient in this frappe is the cookies. So be generous with a number of cookies. Because that only adds the crunchy, thick and addictive texture of the best Oreo Frappe.
To make this super quick oreo frappe, simply add all of your ingredients together in a blender. And whiz! You have the most delicious, cafe coffee day style oreo frappe in just 15 minutes on your table. This crunchy oreo frappe recipe is definitely worth bookmarking for its minimalistic approach. And oh my goodness, I absolutely love it. It has summer written all over it.
How To Make Cafe Coffe Day Style Oreo Frappe?
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TIPS TO MAKE PERFECT COPYCAT OREO FRAPPUCCINO:
- Before making the frappe, keep the milk in the freezer for 10 – 15 minutes. It has to be semi-frozen.
- Try to use full-fat (full cream) milk for making the frappuccino. It gives the thick and luscious texture to the drink.
- Do not blend the frappe to a smooth consistency. A little bit chunky texture is totally delightful in this oreo frappuccino.
- A good quality cold brew or a strong instant coffee powder is perfect to make oreo frappuccino.
- Avoid using too much of vanilla ice-cream else it will dominate the flavor of the frappuccino.
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Oreo Crunchy Frappe
Crunchy Oreo Frappe is a perfect summer delight for kids and chocolate lovers like me who do not want to count calories in their drink.
Print Pin RatePrep Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes
Servings: 2
Ingredients
- 500 ml milk chilled
- 1 heaped tsp of instant coffee powder
- 1 scoop of vanilla ice cream
- 2 tbsp chocolate syrup
- 4 oreo cookies
Ingredients for garnishing
- 1 scoop of vanilla ice-cream
- 1 tsp chocolate syrup
- 1 - 2 cookies crushed
Instructions
- Fill the jar of the blender ( buy it here ) with milk, coffee, ice cream, cookies and chocolate syrup.
- Blend the frappe till well combined.
- Pour the frappe into the serving glasses.
- Garnish with a scoop of vanilla ice-cream, drizzle chocolate syrup and finish with crushed cookie chunks.
- Serve Crunchy Oreo Frappe chilled.
Recipe Notes:
Recommended Equipment: Blender ( buy it here )
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3 comments
nice… surely will try this
lemme know how it tasted
nyc one!!
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