Dunkin' iced vanilla coffee recipe

Beat the Heat with a DIY Keurig Iced Vanilla Coffee (Dairy-Free!)

Craving a cool and refreshing pick-me-up but want to skip the lines? Look no further! This recipe lets you create a delicious iced vanilla coffee with your Keurig and some pantry staples. Plus, it’s completely dairy-free, thanks to the amazing combination of Starbucks’ non-dairy almond milk and oatmilk creamer!

Ingredients

  • 1 Vanilla K-Cup pod
  • Water
  • Ice cubes
  • ¾ cup Starbucks Non-Dairy Almondmilk & Oatmilk Creamer (chilled)
  • Electric milk frother (optional)

Instructions

  1. Brew Your Vanilla Delight: Pop your favorite vanilla K-Cup pod into your Keurig brewer. Fill the reservoir with fresh water and select your desired brew size (6oz or 8oz recommended for a balanced iced coffee).
  2. Frothy Magic (Optional): If you have an electric milk frother, pour the chilled Starbucks Non-Dairy Almondmilk & Oatmilk Creamer into the frother. Following the manufacturer’s instructions, froth the creamer until it reaches a thick and creamy consistency, similar to whipped cream.
  3. Ice It Up: In a tall glass, fill it with ice cubes, leaving about an inch of space at the top.
  4. Coffee Time: Carefully pour your freshly brewed vanilla coffee over the ice cubes.
  5. Creamy Finish: Now comes the best part! If you frothed your creamer, gently pour the frothy goodness over your iced coffee. If you didn’t use a frother, simply pour in the chilled creamer.
  6. Sweeten it Up (Optional): For a touch of extra sweetness, add a drizzle of sugar-free vanilla syrup or your favorite liquid sweetener to taste.
  7. Sip & Savor: Give your iced vanilla coffee a quick stir and enjoy this cool and refreshing homemade treat!

Tips & Tricks

  • No vanilla K-Cup? No worries! Substitute a regular K-Cup and add a teaspoon of vanilla extract to your brewed coffee before pouring over ice.
  • Customize It! Feeling adventurous? Try different non-dairy milk alternatives like coconut milk or oat milk for a unique flavor twist.
  • Leftover Creamer? Store the leftover chilled creamer in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days and use it for future iced coffee creations.

This DIY Keurig Iced Vanilla Coffee is the perfect way to cool down and enjoy a delicious coffee beverage at home. So ditch the lines, break out your Keurig, and whip up this refreshing treat anytime!

Beat the Heat with a DIY Keurig Iced Vanilla Coffee (Dairy-Free!)

Recipe by Scarlett Jones
Servings

1

servings
Prep time

3

minutes
Cooking time

4

minutes
Calories

300

kcal
Total time

7

minutes

Ingredients

  • 1 Vanilla K-Cup pod

  • Water

  • Ice cubes

  • ¾ cup Starbucks Non-Dairy Almondmilk & Oatmilk Creamer (chilled)

  • Electric milk frother (optional)

Directions

  • Pop a vanilla K-Cup pod into your Keurig. Fill the reservoir with water and brew 6oz or 8oz.
  • Froth chilled Starbucks Non-Dairy Almondmilk & Oatmilk Creamer until thick and creamy.
  • Fill a tall glass with ice, leaving an inch of space at the top.
  • Pour your brewed vanilla coffee over the ice.
  • Pour the frothed or chilled creamer over the iced coffee.
  • Add a drizzle of sugar-free vanilla syrup or your favorite sweetener to taste.
  • Give it a quick stir and enjoy your refreshing iced vanilla coffee!

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