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Frozen Irish Coffee

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The first week of March! The days are getting brighter longer and I’m loving it. I’ve mentioned it a few times but I usually film with natural light and only use a ring light if needed! So, more film days, here I come!

So, this month is St. Patrick’s Day and I saw a fun recipe on Tasty for their version of a Frozen Irish Coffee that I thought I would make my own variation that’s dairy free! I did top it with regular whipped cream but you can definitely omit that part or froth some dairy free alternatives.

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I added Irish Cream Syrup because it felt too basic to just add whiskey in a mocha shake and call it an Irish drink haha. I also did this with oat milk as I don’t rarely have dairy milk or cream.

I measured the ingredients as I go and wrote it down. I create things with passion and sometimes I forget to write down my ingredients. Being a blogger now, I need to keep reminding myself to do it!

HERE is How To Make Frozen Irish Coffee:

Where can I find these ingredients?

The reason why I wanted to create this recipe is because I had all the ingredients at home and I’m sure many of you do too! When I went keto for a few months I used Jordan’s Skinny Syrups Irish Cream to put in my morning coffees! So, I still had a little leftover. You can get these ingredients anywhere and honestly, if you don’t like the alcohol, you can simply omit it. I’ve had irish cream milkshakes in the past and they are delicious. My favourite drink at Starbucks is an Irish Cream Americano!

What are the ingredients?

-Irish Cream Syrup

-Coffee/Espresso

-Whiskey

-Chocolate Syrup/Melted Chocolate

-Ice

Oat Milk

-Cocoa Powder for dusting (optional)

-Whipped Cream for topping (optional)

Can I sub anything out?

Yes, you can make this with dairy just like the original Tasty recipe and use sweet cream or heavy cream to make it more decadent. As for everything else, I think they should stay as is but you can swap out the chocolate syrup for a mocha or java chip one! You can also pour the coffee into ice molds to make the drink strong and not watered down!

What does it taste like?

Oh my, I have to tell you I had this quite early in the day because I usually test out recipes early in the afternoon and I was a couch potato for the rest of the day. Have to say that day drinking is not for me Lol! It was really yummy and reminded me of a Bailey’s coffee. I’ve never had something like this so I was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. I usually have fruity alcoholic drinks.

Frozen Irish Coffee

A delicious boozy alcoholic dessert drink in honor of St. Patrick's Day!
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Prep Time:5 minutes
Course: Drinks
Servings: 1

Equipment

  • Blender

Ingredients

  • 1 1/2 cup Strong Black Coffee Can Sub For Espresso Shots
  • 1 cup Oat Milk
  • 1 oz Whiskey
  • 1 oz Chocolate Syrup
  • 1/2 oz Irish Cream Syrup
  • 1 cup Ice
  • Whipped Cream For Topping
  • Cocoa Powder For Dusting

Instructions

  • Measure out all your ingredients and add it into your blender.
  • Blend into smooth.
  • Pour into empty glass. Top with whipped cream, cocoa powder and enjoy!

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I wasn’t sure what to put in the instructions haha I mean it’s pretty straight forward that you basically put everything in the blender and blend it up! You can add more alcohol if you’d like but I wanted it to be a little lighter as I had this at noon.

Enjoy this coffee with a delicious Chocolate Mint Dreams cookie that my friend, Heidi made a recipe for or for a more boozy afternoon! Perfect pairing for an afternoon treat!

This was a fun and easy drink to make! I really enjoyed it and would definitely make it for a girls night too! Have you ever had a boozy coffee drink?

Have you ever celebrated St. Patrick’s Day? I would love to know what you did!

Xo,

Lynn

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115 Comments

  1. Wow this looks absolutely amazing! I’m going to try to make it this month!

  3. This sounds amazing! Irish milkshakes are delicious, and this sounds really good. I’ll probably omit the alcohol, and use normal dairy milk. Hopefully I have chocolate syrup haha. Thanks for sharing!

  7. This looks so good! Irish cream is an all time favourite of mine. I will attempt to make it at the weekend and let you know how it goes! xx

  9. I’m not a coffee fan, but this sure looks delicious! Whipped cream is the best!

  10. Yes, please! This sounds amazing! I love coffee, but I tend to drink fruity drinks. I’m afraid I would be a couch potato after this as well. I definitely celebrate St. Patrick’s Day as I’m part Irish. We usually go to our town’s parade and my friend has a green party. Those didn’t happen last year and probably won’t happen this year so I will most likely make green food for my kiddos at home. They love that! Thanks for sharing, Lynn! 🙂

    1. Aw! How fun! I think I went to an irish bar years ago and it was a blast but I’m looking forward to celebrating maybe next year! Thank you so much for reading Heidi! x

  12. This sound absolutely delicious! Might have to make sure I am not going for a walk after – haven’t drank in a long time so don’t think i would handle it much lol I love the sound of the whipped cream on top and the sweet syrups! Thanks for sharing x

  14. I don’t really like coffee, but I love frappes & Baileys so this looks & sounds so good with the chocolate & irish cream syrup!

  16. This looks so delicious! I haven’t tried skinny syrups yet but like the sound of them. I don’t eat dairy as of fairly recently so it’s nice that this is made with oat milk.

  18. I am a bit strange in that I actually don’t like coffee and don’t deal well with caffeine haha, but I think that cold coffee actually really appeals to me as it sounds so refreshing! Thank you for this recommendation, I love the sound of it x

  21. Mmm, this sounds delicious! I NEED to give this a try sometime x

  23. This sounds so good! I’m definitely adding these ingredients to my next grocery list. Thanks for sharing! 🙂

  24. I have never heard of Irish coffee. I would love try this type of coffee. I always enjoy a good cup of coffee ☕️

  26. Oh wow this looks and sounds so yummy! Your recipes are fabulous Lynn! I have to try this really soon!

  27. Mm, looks addictive! Cold coffee with plenty of cream is one of my favorite ways to imbibe the drink, but this frozen delectable looks dangerous. Thanks for sharing. 🙂

  28. Just pinned this for later because it sounds absolutely divine. I’m allergic to oats so I’d have to swap out the oat milk for another option, but the idea of a frozen Irish coffee is incredible. I don’t know why I’ve never thought to try this before!

    1. Yay! I’m so glad you like it! Totally, almond, cashew, coconut or even regular dairy would all make lovely subs! Thank you for commenting, Stephanie xx

  29. Oh! My partner coffee head. I’ll have to send this to him!!

  30. This sounds simply amazing. I’m saving it so I can make it for my friends. Thank you!! Also, I LOVE oat milk so I’m excited to use it in this recipe.

  31. This looks so delicious and directions seem easy to follow. I am going to give this a try this weekend.

    xo Erica

  32. Oooh! I haven’t heard of frozen Irish coffee before. I love that it has Whiskey in it! What a way to start a morning! Thanks for sharing this delicious recipe 🙂

    Nancy ✨

  33. This sounds perfect! I don’t drink black coffee so I’m always trying to find something that has caffeine but is not as strong. I like Irish cappuccino so I think this is also something I would love. Thank you for sharing.

    Antonia || Sweet Passions

  35. This looks absolutely delicious, I don’t typically like iced coffee but I’d quite like to try this. I’ve never seen a frozen Irish coffee before x

  36. Oh my goodness! So delicious 🙂 I drink too much coffee in all honesty haha

  37. I’m not too familiar with coffee having not drank it in around 8 years, until last year I started introducing it back into my diet a bit. I’ve never tried iced coffee either but this looks delicious!

  38. Oh this looks and sounds so delightful. You know when you’re craving something you can’t put your words to, but then you see it? This is it. This is what I need!

  39. Girl, this sounds really yummy. I low-key just want to try alllll the fun “Irish” recipes this year, so maybe I can throw this one in the mix. ? I feel you on the day-drinking thing though. I had a glass of wine mid-morning a few weeks ago + was worthless for the rest of the day, so I won’t be repeating that mistake again!

  40. Oh my goodness, I’d love to have this but don’t think I can because I’m pregnant! But this looks and sounds sooo good. Thanks for sharing, I’m going to pin it.

  42. I already have five of the required ingredients for this, so I will have to try this. I’m not a coffee fan, but I am a whiskey girl, so I will have to make this just to try. Luckily, my partner loves whiskey and coffee, so this would be perfect for a cocktail night. Thank you for sharing. ?

  43. Yum this sounds great! I don’t drink anymore so I would just use the flavoured syrup. The photo looks so good! Siobhan ♡ | Vegan Babe Life

  44. This is a nice recipe that I’m going to save for summer time. I will add ice cubes in the blender. I’m going to skip the Irish cream as it’s dairy and I’m going to swap the whipped cream with a coconut one. I like that we can easily adapt this drink to our taste.Thanks for sharing!

    Corinne

  45. I’ve just been recently loving coffee and this right here just made me crave it even more. This looks so delicious! Never tried this before but would love to try this at home. Thanks for sharing!

  46. When you make and share such beautiful coffee posts, you and I can remain friends.

  47. I don’t drink coffee but this great for people wanting to try different coffees and making them at home. Thank you for sharing. Lauren.

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  55. Great idea for Saint Patrick’s Day! We are still in lockdown in Ireland and can’t go to the pubs this year. This could be a fun alternative at home. Thanks ??

  56. I’m a big Irish coffee fan but I’ve never had it iced before so will definitely need to try it out!

  57. this sounds absolutely delicious! Perfect for paddy’s day!

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