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It’s time for the annual pumpkin invasion. For me, this is one of the most enjoyable times of year in my opinion. Crisp air and brilliantly vibrant colors mark this glorious time of year. Can you tell I’m a fan? This probably isn’t a surprise if you follow my blog. Fall is my FAVORITE!
And what is the biggest, or at least one of the biggest, flavors of fall? That’s right, pumpkin. This week’s recipe coincided with National Coffee Day. Perfect, right? How deliciously perfect is a Pumpkin Spice Frappe on National Coffee Day? Of course, every single day is coffee day when you are a mom to small children. The energy that my mini-me has is astonishing! The only way I keep up with anything these days is by consulting my planner for guidance. If the task doesn’t make it into the planner, I assure you I’m not getting that marked off my list, lol. I’m so forgetful compared to my pre-kid days!
Back to the delectable homemade pumpkin spice frappe that totally made my day Saturday. I love how super simple it is to whip up. It barely takes 5 minutes! And, it’s significantly less than stopping by a drive through and paying five bucks for a frappe. Plus, who doesn’t like making something at home in and not having to venture out for their caffeine fix? I certainly would rather stay in my pj’s and whip up this treat in my own kitchen. Besides, how cute are these frappes on their own Earlywood mini cutting boards? They complete the deliciously rustic look 😉
You will need to have on hand my pumpkin spice simple syrup to make this recipe. I keep this syrup on hand all Fall and use it for so many recipes. I use it on ice cream sundaes, in homemade creamer for my drip coffee, in homemade pumpkin spice lattes, and even cocktails. It indeed is one of my most versatile recipes. And, it’s the recipe that my family and friends request the entire season. Good thing it’s easy to make. It’s also perfect for DIY gifts for my son’s teachers and neighbors. Hint hint…the holidays are quickly approaching (yikes).
Are you ready to give this sweet Pumpkin Spice Frappe a try? Please share and be sure to check out these other delicious fall recipes: Rustic Rigatoni with Sausage and Peppers, Pumpkin Cream Cheese Loaf, and Baked Lemon Rosemary Chicken.
Prep Time | 5 minutes |
Cook Time | 0 minutes |
Passive Time | 0 minutes |
Servings |
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- 3 cups ice
- 1 1/2 cups cold brew coffee
- 1 1/2 cups milk or soy milk
- 1/4 cup pumpkin spice simple syrup Recipe on blog, link in text above
Ingredients
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- Add all ingredients to a high power blender and blend until smooth.
- Transfer to a glass.
- Garnish with whipped cream, chocolate syrup, caramel syrup, and/or more pumpkin spice simple syrup.
- Enjoy!
Christina
October 17, 2018Oh my goodness this looks so amazing, I swear my mouth is watering! I love that it’s so simple to make. I have it bookmarked to try this weekend!
Mimi
October 17, 2018WOW It looks so decadent! So yummy!
Courtney
October 17, 2018Sounds delicious! My daughter LOVES pumpkin spiced drinks – I’ll be making this for her for sure.
Christa
October 17, 2018I obsessed with pumpkin flavored everything. And coffee. And chocolate syrup. So this recipe is perfect for me!
Leslie Morrison
October 22, 2018The perfect trio, right?!
Emily
October 17, 2018This looks SO GOOD! I’ve never tried to make my own, but I LOVE pumpkin spice frappes. I’m going to have to give this one a try.
Leslie Morrison
October 22, 2018Yes! They are so easy (and much cheaper) to make at home!
Jazz
October 18, 2018This looks delicious! And it’s giving me all the fall feels.
Karly
October 19, 2018Oh yeah! This is my kinda drink!
Leslie Morrison
October 22, 2018Me too, girl! Give me ALL the pumpkin spice ;P
Nicholas Alexander Adams
October 21, 2018Looks amazing! I’m gonna make one tonight 👌👍
Nicholas Alexander Adams
True Arizona
Leslie Morrison
October 22, 2018Enjoy!
Nicole Dawson
November 15, 2018Oh my goodness, this just looks like the most delicious looking drink!
jenna urben
November 28, 2018I love this idea! Totally giving it a try with soy milk 🙂