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Coffee Slushy: The Ultimate Iced Coffee Treat

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Craving something cool and coffee-filled? Let me introduce you to the ultimate coffee slushy – simple, refreshing, and perfect for those hot afternoons (or whenever the coffee mood strikes, really). The best part? You can whip it up right at home with just a few essentials.

All you need are coffee ice cubes (yes, keep these stocked!), milk, a blender, and your favorite syrup. In no time, you’ll be sipping on a frosty treat that’ll keep you coming back for more. Ready to dive into coffee slushy bliss? Let’s do this!

Ingredients you need

Ingredients for making a coffee slushy - frozen coffee cubes, milk, syrup.
  • A tray of coffee ice cubes (pro tip: always have these ready to go!)
  • Milk or your favorite milk alternative (whatever fits your vibe)
  • Your go-to syrup – this time, I went with Monin’s Cookie Coco syrup, a gift that turned out to be a game-changer. Other flavors that seriously hit the spot? Cinnamon bun, pumpkin spice, or speculoos. Trust me, they’re so good in this slushy.

Step-by-step

Add the frozen coffee cubes.
Add frozen coffee cubes
Pour in the milk or milk alternative.
Add milk
Add your favorite syrup.
Add your favorite syrup
Blend until you get a slushy texture.
Blend up the coffee slurry!
Pour the finished coffee slushy into the serving glass.
Pour into serving glass
Gorgeous cocktail glass filled with a delicious homemade coffee slushy placed on a metal tray.
Enjoy! 💕

How To Make a Coffee Slushy at Home

Step 1: Grab the jug of your blender and toss in those frozen coffee cubes.

Step 2: Add a cup of milk (or your favorite milk alternative) and a shot of syrup. Want it sweeter? Add two shots. I tried it, but honestly, two shots was a bit too sweet for me—your call!

Step 3: Blend it up until you get that dense, melted-snow texture that makes the perfect slushy.

Step 4: Pour into a serving glass and enjoy with a spoon or a reusable straw. Sip, savor, repeat!

Gorgeous cocktail glass filled with a delicious homemade coffee slushy placed on a metal tray.

Top Tip

If your slushy’s getting too thick, just splash in a bit more milk to loosen things up. It’ll thin it out perfectly without losing that creamy vibe.

On the flip side, if it’s looking a little too thin, toss in a few more coffee ice cubes and give it another blend. You’re aiming for that sweet spot where it’s icy and sippable but still thick enough to feel like a slushy treat—not just iced coffee!

Just a little tweak, and you’ll have it right where you want it.

Products

  • Blender
  • Ice cube tray
  • Jigger / Measuring tools
  • Serving glass
  • Spoon & reusable drinking straw

Frequently Asked Questions About Coffee Slushy

What makes a slushy?

A slushy is all about that perfect icy, slush-like texture. It’s not quite a drink, not quite a dessert—just somewhere blissfully in between. The key? Blending just the right amount of ice (or in our case, coffee ice cubes) until it reaches that magic spot where it’s thick and frosty but still sippable. It’s like a snow day in a cup, refreshing and satisfying all at once. So, if it’s icy, melts slowly, and gives you that chill vibe with every sip, you’ve nailed it.

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Gorgeous cocktail glass filled with a delicious homemade coffee slushy placed on a metal tray.

Homemade Coffee Slushy

This coffee slushy is the perfect blend of icy coffee goodness. With just a few simple ingredients—coffee ice cubes, milk, and syrup—you can create a refreshing treat that’s smooth, sweet, and oh-so satisfying. Whether you need a mid-afternoon pick-me-up or something cool on a hot day, this slushy has you covered!
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Course: Coffee, Cold Beverage
Cuisine: Global cuisine
Keyword: Coffee slushy, iced coffee, Slushy
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 10 minutes
Servings: 2 Servings
Calories: 82kcal

Equipment

Ingredients
 

  • 12 Coffee ice cubes
  • 1 cup Milk or your preferred milk alternative
  • 1 shot Syrup of your choice

Instructions

  • Grab your blender jug and toss in 12 Coffee ice cubes.
    12 Coffee ice cubes
  • Pour in 1 cup Milk (or your milk alternative) and add 1 shot Syrup. Want it sweeter? Go ahead and add another shot, but fair warning—it might get a little too sweet (speaking from experience!).
    1 cup Milk, 1 shot Syrup
  • Blend until you’ve got that perfect slushy texture, kind of like soft, melting snow.
  • Pour into your favorite glass, and serve it up with a spoon or a reusable straw. Enjoy!

Nutrition

Serving: 1Serving | Calories: 82kcal | Carbohydrates: 9g | Protein: 4g | Fat: 4g | Saturated Fat: 2g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 0.1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 15mg | Sodium: 112mg | Potassium: 241mg | Sugar: 6g | Vitamin A: 198IU | Calcium: 152mg | Iron: 0.01mg
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Food Safety

  • Don’t leave food sitting out at room temperature for extended periods
  • Never leave cooking food and beverages unattended
  • Always have good ventilation when using a gas stove

See more guidelines at USDA.gov.

By on September 17th, 2024
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8 Comments on “Coffee Slushy: The Ultimate Iced Coffee Treat”

  1. 5 stars
    This coffee slushy is my new go-to when I need a cool caffeine fix. It’s super easy to make and hits the spot every time!

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