This is a perfect after dinner drink. The liquor accompanies the coffee to create a perfect, satisfying drink. Ingredients 1oz. Bailey’s Irish Crème 1oz. Frangelico Liquor 6oz. Hot coffee Pour 6oz. of freshly brewed coffee into a mug. Add the Bailey’s Irish Crème and Frangelico. Top with whipped cream and enjoy.
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This drink proves that anything tastes good with coffee. Who would have thought that coffee can become a tropical drink of it’s own. A Perfect way to start your vacation mornings off right. Ingredients : 1oz. Malibu Rum 1oz. Meyers Dark Rum 6oz. Hot Coffee Pour 6oz. of freshly brewed coffee into a mug. Add
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This would be the perfect drink to serve to holiday guests. This coffee cocktail is filled with holiday cheer. Who needs the beer. Ingredients 1 oz. Spiced Rum (Captain Morgans works well) 2oz. Egg Nog 6oz. Coffee Pour 6oz. hot, fresh brewed coffee into a mug. Add the egg nog and spiced rum. Finish with
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This drink dates back for centuries and is a popular drink in Greece. Americans have adopted this delightful drink and it has become a well known way to serve coffee. Ingredients 1 ½ cups cold water 1 Tbsp. instant coffee Milk Sugar (To Taste) Ice Cubes Pour all ingredients in a shaker and blend together
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It doesn’t need to be girl scout cookie season to enjoy the flavor of a thin mint. Coffee lovers will fall fast for this frozen delight Ingredients 2 Pumps chocolate sauce/syrup 2 shots Crème de Menthe syrup 8oz. Brewed Coffee 1 cup crushed ice Blend all of the above ingredients in a blenderTop with whipped
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Turkish Coffee – An age old Tradition If you have been studying up on your coffee history, you will know that the Turkish culture played a big part of coffee’s past. Do you remember the story of two Syrian traders who brought thefirst coffee beans to Istanbul in 1555. Before the drink was invented, the
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