Ghost iced coffee 👻

Mmmm, toasted marshmallow and white chocolate iced coffee!

- Espresso

- White chocolate

- Toasted marshmallow

- Little marshmallow ghost friend 👻 #springbreak #coffee #coffeerecipe #recipe

2024/4/8 Edited to

... Read moreOkay, so I’ve been seeing this 'viral ghost iced coffee' all over my feed, and I just HAD to try making it at home. Seriously, if you're a fan of sweet, creamy coffee with a fun twist, you're in for a treat! This isn't just any iced coffee; it's a whole experience, especially with that adorable little marshmallow ghost floating on top. Here's how I whipped up my version, and trust me, it’s easier than it looks! First things first, you'll need your espresso. I usually pull a double shot right into my mug. While that’s brewing, I get my white chocolate ready. I like to use a good quality white chocolate bar or chips, melted down slightly so it blends smoothly. You can either melt it gently in the microwave with a splash of milk or in a double boiler. I stir about a tablespoon or two into my hot espresso until it's completely dissolved – this creates that delicious, rich base. Now for the star of the show, the toasted marshmallow flavor! You can use a toasted marshmallow syrup if you have it, but I love getting creative. Sometimes I'll lightly toast a few regular marshmallows with a kitchen torch or under the broiler for a few seconds (watch them carefully, they burn fast!). Then, I'll muddle them into a little simple syrup or just squish them into the hot espresso mixture. The smoky-sweet flavor is just divine! Once your espresso-chocolate-marshmallow base is ready, let it cool down a bit. Then, fill a glass with ice and pour in your coffee mixture. Top it off with your favorite milk – I usually go for oat milk for extra creaminess, but any milk works. Give it a good stir. And for the pièce de résistance: the marshmallow ghost friend! This is what makes it 'viral,' right? I use large marshmallows. You can either melt the bottom slightly and stick it to the rim of your glass, or just gently place it on top of your whipped cream if you're adding some. For the ghost's eyes, I use edible food pens to draw two little dots, or sometimes I just use tiny chocolate chips. It adds such a cute, playful touch that makes everyone smile. This coffee isn't just about the taste; it's about the aesthetic and the fun. It's perfect for a cozy morning, an afternoon pick-me-up, or even for sharing on social media. Trust me, once you try this toasted marshmallow and white chocolate ghost iced coffee, you'll be making it again and again. It's seriously that good and a fantastic way to elevate your coffee game!