13 Reviews of Iced Mocha Coffee

From: Katybird

On Jun 20, 2007

This is delicious as written but I tweeked it a bit by using 1/4 cup liquid CoffeeMate Cinnamon Creamer and using 1 3/4 cups skim milk, I cut the chocolate syrup to 1/8 cup and used splenda instead of sugar and it turned out fantastic. It was a perfect cinnamon mocha drink.

From: Robyn:)

On Feb 16, 2006

I read your recipe, went out and bought two ice cube trays and stopped at Dunkin Donuts and picked up two large black coffees. I made the cubes, used 10 in the blender, followed the recipe exactly. 10 stars, it has an amazing flavor and we loved the frothiness of it. Thanks for posting a very delcious, enjoyable easy recipe.

From: Varnerific!

On Aug 31, 2005

Excellent recipe. I really enjoyed this. I used double strength Starbucks Italian Roast coffee because I heard that's what they use in the real Frappuccinos. I liked blending with coffee ice cubes because it doesn't get all watered down when it melts. I also used Splenda and it tasted great. It was a little too chocolaty for my tastes so next time I might reduce or omit the chocolate. Great recipe though! Very close to the real thing. Thanks for posting!

From: PhylPhyl

On Jul 11, 2005

Mmmm, mmmm, good! I used all of the ingredients, but not quite in the same way as listed in the directions. I wanted to try this recipe very badly, and I didn't have time to freeze the coffee into ice cubes, so I made the coffee (I used instant, decaf, French Vanilla — it was all we had at the time) and put it in the refrigerator just long enough to cool it down. Then I added the rest of the ingredients, blended and poured over some ice. BF and I really enjoyed this — it was a hot summer night, and this tasted refreshing. Thanks for posting! We'll definitely make this one again — next time allowing enough time to really follow the directions!

From: Hey Jude

On Jul 31, 2005

I LOVE Starbucks Frappuccino, a low fat iced coffee, mocha and milk beverage. It's very pricey (at least to me it is). Amy's recipe is the closest I've found to 'cloning' the Starbuck's. I'm so happy to have found your recipe Amy....I now have a whole pitcher of this in my fridge and it cost me SO much less than buying the other stuff. Thanks so much for sharing this recipe, I plan on making this a LOT (and I'll clean and re-use the SB's bottles for transporting to work

From: newspapergal

On Feb 12, 2006

This is delicious. I halved the recipe, and I also used cooled coffee from my morning pot & blended all the ingredients with ice cubes. It was the perfect afternoon pick-me-up. Thanks!

From: Chef #718299

On Jul 23, 2008

MMM! This was very good, my only complaint was that it used a LOT of milk. I am going to play with it and see if I can cut it down a bit. I have read reviews that disliked the "frothy" texture, but here's a tip - after blending, let it sit a while. The air bubbles pop and it's nice and smooth. This recipe is well-suited for keeping in the fridge. Thanks!

From: ankhesenamen

On Apr 11, 2008

Oh YUM. I love that I don't have to go to Tim Horton's anymore for these! Instead of adding the sugar into the blender, I dissolved it into the coffee before freezing into cubes. Chocolate Syrup worked well for this. Now I just need to make sure to keep some straws in the house! **UPDATE** ... I have been dissolving the sugar AND chocolate syrup into the coffee before freezing into cubes. This works really well and is super easy to whip together at a moment's notice.

From: Dienia B.

On Jan 23, 2006

i love iced coffee i also used extra rich creamer in this when i blended it thank you for posting dee

From: Trs

On Jul 17, 2007

This is an excellent recipe. The real secret is the frozen coffee cubes since it won't get watered down as the frozen crystals melt. I used 2% milk and Hershey's Dark Chocolate syrup. The result was a very frothy and strongly chocolate coffee drink. The froth is a little bothersome since it requires constant stirring but I think that is a consequence of using 2% instead of skim milk. The ingredients listed are perfect and make a very economical alternative to spending hundreds of dollars on Starbucks, Panera and other expensive coffees.