Better than Starbucks
If you are anything like me you and love a good iced coffee you need to buy this Nescafé Blond Gold espresso. I was practically addicted to Starbucks iced white mocha with sweet cream cold foam. I also like the fall drinks and this sugar free hazelnut mixed in gives it just that.
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I measure with my heart so I generally fill my cup about 1/3 with water. 💧
Next I add 2 spoonfuls of the Nescafé Blonde Gold Espresso ☕️
Mix in 2 squirts of the white mocha sauce and a splash of the sugar free hazelnut creamer.
Next I fill with ice. I like a lot of ice 🧊
Last I fill the rest of the cup with oat milk leaving enough room for cold foam. 🥛
Only con is the cold foam spray is not as good as making your own. My goal is to get a hand frother and start making my own cold foam.
Let me know if you try it and what you think
Let me know if you have any suggestions or favorite recipes to try 😊
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If you crave a satisfying iced coffee, this homemade version beats the local coffee shop! Start with Nescafé Blonde Gold Espresso, known for its smooth and rich flavor. This recipe allows for customizations to suit your taste; add two spoonfuls of espresso, two squirts of white mocha sauce, and a splash of sugar-free hazelnut creamer. A generous serving of ice will keep your drink refreshingly cold. Top it off with oat milk to make it creamier, being mindful to leave space for cold foam. While you can buy cold foam, making it at home can elevate your coffee experience. Invest in a hand frother to whip up delicious homemade cold foam that adds a luxurious texture to your drink. With flavors reminiscent of your favorite Starbucks drinks, this iced coffee recipe lets you indulge your love for coffee while keeping it simple and cost-effective. Share this recipe with friends and explore variations by adding different flavored syrups or dairy alternatives. Whether you're a coffee connoisseur or just searching for a refreshing beverage, this recipe is sure to impress.
Definitely going to try this I have regular hazelnut creamer 🙂