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Iced Coffee Recipes

Iced Coffee Recipes!

These drinks are real treats.

You can make them with real milk , if you tolerate dairy well, or with coconut milk.

iced coffee recipes Save caffeinated iced coffee for special occasions. Or, if you're a coffee-drink "addict", do your best to switch to decaf by gradually combining it with your caffeinated coffee. Your immune system and adrenal glands will thank you! :)

We use stevia to sweeten these sugar free iced coffee recipes. Liquid stevia extract i the type i prefer for beverage recipes, but the dried kind is also great to have on hand for sugar-free cooking.

What is stevia?

You can also use roasted chicory root in place of coffee for a healthy iced coffee recipes alternative. It's not taxing on the immune system or adrenals the way coffee can be.

You can brew it just like you would coffee. In fact, it looks just like coffee!

It has no caffeine and a milder, slightly more sweet flavor than coffee. It's also easier on sensitive stomachs than coffee, because it's not acidic the way coffee is.

Making a strong brew of roasted chicory root works great in place of coffee or espresso for these recipes.

Where can you get stevia and/or roasted chicory root? Scroll to the bottom of the page, beyond the recipes, and you'll find links to my favorite herb supplier.



In the frappe recipes I've given the option of adding an organic egg yolk. It's a great way to increase the nutritional value of these drinks and you won't notice it in the texture or flavor of the drink. Save the egg whites to make macaroons or meringues if you like.

If you're lucky enough to have access to fresh coconut milk, by all means enjoy it in these recipes! Otherwise, make sure the ingredients on your canned coconut milk are nothing but pure, unsweetened 100% coconut milk, with no preservatives or thickening agents added if possible.

Enjoy these iced coffee recipes, and if you have one you'd like to share, send it along!

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Iced Coffee Recipes
Sugar Free Recipes

Iced Coffee Latte (no dairy, sugar free)
2 servings

1 (14 oz) can pure, unsweetened coconut milk or real milk
1/2 cup very strong brewed decaf coffee or decaf espresso
5 drops liquid stevia extract (more or less to taste)*

Mix all ingredients well, pour into a tall glass filled with ice cubes if you like, and serve with a straw.

*Omit the stevia if you prefer your drink unsweetened.

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Iced Coffee Recipes
Sugar Free Recipes

Iced Coffee Frozen Frappe (no dairy, sugar free)
2 servings

1 (14 oz) can pure, unsweetened coconut milk or real milk
1/2 cup very strong brewed decaf coffee or decaf espresso
5 drops liquid stevia extract (more or less to taste)*
optional - 1 organic free range egg yolk
1 cup crushed ice cubes

Place everything in a blender, blend well, pour into a tall glass, over more ice cubes if you like, and serve with a straw.

*Omit the stevia if you prefer your drink unsweetened.



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Cinnamon Iced Coffee Latte (no dairy, sugar free)
2 servings

1 (14 oz) can pure, unsweetened coconut milk or real milk
1/2 cup very strong brewed decaf coffee or decaf espresso
5 drops liquid stevia extract (more or less to taste)*
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon

Mix all ingredients well, pour into a tall glass filled with ice cubes if you like, and serve with a straw.

*Omit the stevia if you prefer your drink unsweetened.

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Iced Coffee Recipes
Sugar Free Recipes

Cinnamon Iced Coffee Frozen Frappe (no dairy, sugar free)
2 servings

1 (14 oz) can pure, unsweetened coconut milk or real milk
1/2 cup very strong brewed decaf coffee or decaf espresso
5 drops liquid stevia extract (more or less to taste)*
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
optional - 1 organic free range egg yolk
1 cup crushed ice cubes

Place everything in a blender, blend well, pour into a tall glass, over more ice cubes if you like, and serve with a straw.

*Omit the stevia if you prefer your drink unsweetened.

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Almond Vanilla Iced Coffee Latte (no dairy, sugar free)
2 servings

1 (14 oz) can pure, unsweetened coconut milk or real milk
1/2 cup very strong brewed decaf coffee or decaf espresso
5 drops liquid stevia extract (more or less to taste)*
2 drops pure vanilla extract**
2 drops pure almond extract

Mix all ingredients well, pour into a tall glass filled with ice cubes if you like, and serve with a straw.

*Omit the stevia if you prefer your drink unsweetened.

** The easiest way to measure out small liquid quantities is to use eye droppers type dispensers. I keep my old bottles of tinctures with their eye droppers for using in other applications, such as a recipe like this! You can purchase eye dropper dispensers at many natural food stores or herb stores (if they don't carry them in stock, ask if they can order a few for you - they're great to have around).

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Almond Vanilla Iced Coffee Frozen Frappe (no dairy, sugar free)
2 servings

1 (14 oz) can pure, unsweetened coconut milk or real milk
1/2 cup very strong brewed decaf coffee or decaf espresso
5 drops liquid stevia extract (more or less to taste)*
2 drops pure vanilla extract**
2 drops pure almond extract
optional - 1 organic free range egg yolk
1 cup crushed ice cubes

Place everything in a blender, blend well, pour into a tall glass, over more ice cubes if you like, and serve with a straw.

*Omit the stevia if you prefer your drink unsweetened.

** The easiest way to measure out small liquid quantities is to use eye droppers type dispensers. I keep my old bottles of tinctures with their eye droppers for using in other applications, such as a recipe like this! You can purchase eye dropper dispensers at many natural food stores or herb stores (if they don't carry them in stock, ask if they can order a few for you - they're great to have around).

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Where to get stevia and roasted chicory root?

Here is my favorite organic herb supplier. Buy in bulk and save money, they'll ship right to your door. Just click the image below (a new page will open so you won't lose your spot here) to go to their home page, then type in whatever you're looking for in the search window.

Mountain Rose Herbs. A herbs, health and harmony c



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