Cinnamon Coconut Cold Brew Coffee
Yield: 1 Beverage / Level: Easy / Prep Time: 15 min / Total Time: 20 min
A sweet and refreshing iced coffee to finish out the summer with. This beverage is reminiscent of the popular brown sugar shaken iced espresso that everyone loves. I make mine with homemade cold brew coffee, a coconut sugar-cinnamon simple syrup, and my favorite coconut milk, frothed of course.
Coffee Ingredients:
1/2 cup cold brew coffee, recipe found here
1/2 cup cold coconut milk
2 Tbsp coconut sugar cinnamon simple syrup
Simple Syrup Ingredients:
1/2 cup coconut sugar
1 cinnamon stick
2 tsp vanilla extract
1/2 cup water
Method:
Heat coconut sugar, cinnamon stick and water in a small sauce pan on medium heat.
Once the mixture starts to bubble and all the sugar is dissolved, remove from the heat.
Pour the syrup in jar and place in refrigerator until completely cool.
I leave the cinnamon stick in to further flavor the syrup as it cools.
This simple syrup recipe yields 8 servings and can be kept in the refrigerator for up to 7 days.
Pour 1/2 cup of your favorite coconut milk in a small glass or coffee mug and using a coffee frother, whip air into the milk until it doubles in volume. You can also achieve this by putting your cold coconut milk in a jar with a lid and shaking it vigorously.
Fill a glass with ice and pour 1/2 cup cold brew coffee over the ice.
Add 2 Tbsp of the cooled cinnamon syrup to the glass and stir.
Pour the frothy coconut milk on top. The milk will loose its frothiness if left sitting too long so it’s best to use it right away.
Serve with a straw for stirring and optimal enjoyment.
Enjoy!
Sometimes we don’t have time to make cold brew coffee and we want our fancy iced coffee beverage today!
Cold brew coffee substitution:
Brew your favorite coffee how your normaly would but make it much stronger. My favorite coffee grounds at the moment are Lobster Butter Love from RoosRoast.
Pour the hot coffee into a bowl and place in the refrigerator.
Once it’s cold, use it in place of the cold brew coffee in this recipe.