Coffee Ice Cream Recipes: Ever tried pairing your favorite coffee with ice cream? If you haven’t, you are missing out on too much fun! If you are a fan of both, why don’t you combine them and make a single food item out of them? Sounds fun, right? Well, it is.
I have rounded up 10 of the best coffee ice cream recipes that don’t just look appealing but also melt in your mouth like heaven! So, without any further ado, let’s have a look.
1. Coffee Ice Cream
To make this delicious coffee ice cream, all you need to have is whole coffee beans, milk, and cream. If caffeine has a serious effect on you after dinner and you feel jittery because of it, then making your own coffee ice cream at home with decaffeinated beans is the best option to go for. Also, the recipe is safe for kids.
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2. Brownie Batter Coffee Ice Cream
I love brownies so much that I can eat them almost every day. And when you make ice cream out of brownie batter and coffee, nothing can beat this yummy combination. Have it in advance, and serve when your guests arrive. They will definitely ask for more scoops.
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3. Oreo Fudge Cappuccino Ice Cream
Whether it is summer or winter, you cannot deny the fact that ice cream is pure love! Combine Oreo cookies, hot fudge, and cappuccino, and you will have yourself the most delicious dessert. The best thing about this easy recipe is that you can make it without an ice cream maker.
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4. Sweet Cream Coffee Caramel Ice Cream
Swirl together sweet cream and dark coffee ice creams with a coffee scented caramel sauce to prepare this recipe. And guess what? Your guests or kids won’t be able to resist this mouthwatering, creamy coffee caramel ice cream. What I like the most about this recipe is that it is low carb, grain-free, sugar-free, keto, and gluten-free.
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5. Vegan Ice Cream
If you are trying to avoid eggs, milk, dairy products, and other animal-derived ingredients but still cannot live without ice cream, then this recipe is for you. It is smooth, creamy, and has the perfect texture. To make this ice cream, you will need cashew milk, preferably homemade.
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6. Espresso Chocolate Chip Ice Cream
This one is another dairy-free, vegan-friendly recipe that every coffee and ice-cream lover will love. It has the perfect blend of coffee flavor and dark chocolate chips. The little secret ingredient that sadly doesn’t get enough love is homemade espresso powder.
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7. Black Coffee Ice Cream
This black coffee ice cream recipe will satisfy your wildest caffeine cravings, and that too, without any ordinary coffee flavor. If you want a saturated taste of coffee in your ice cream, then look no further and make it this weekend. To me, this recipe is the real deal for all the coffee lovers out there.
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8. Coffee and Condensed Milk Ice Cream
Again, if you want a strong coffee flavor in your ice cream, then this one right here is another best recipe to check out. To make it, you MUST use high-quality instant coffee and make it really strong. Moreover, to take the recipe up a notch, add some toasted walnuts through the mixture.
As this coffee and condensed milk ice cream is rich in flavor and taste, you only need a bit of it to feel satiated.
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9. Vietnamese Iced Coffee Ice Cream
As the name suggests, this recipe is inspired by Vietnamese iced coffee, which is relatively strong and is served over ice with condensed milk. Although this ice cream is made with strong Robusta coffee in Vietnam, the more readily available chicory coffee is used in the USA.
What makes this recipe extra special is the use of Vietnamese sweetened condensed milk.
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10. Cold Brew Coffee Ice Cream
Did you know that your favorite cold brew coffee can make so rich, creamy ice cream that melts in your mouth? Whether you eat the cold brew coffee ice cream as is or sprinkle shaved chocolate on the top, it will surely excite your taste buds.
Although you can make this ice cream with classic coffee, it is recommended that you use cold brew coffee to get that smoother, frothier flavor.
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