Hocus Pocus Cold Brew Drink
on Sep 14, 2022, Updated Mar 31, 2023
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Drink up sisters! It’s time to add a little magic to your morning coffee. This Hocus Pocus cold brew is the perfect morning pick me up and it’s fun!
Use convenience ingredients or make your own cold brew as the base, then whip up your easy topping for a delicious drink.
This sweet sipper would be great with our cinnamon roll cake or some spooky spider donuts. Or all on its own if you just need a mid-day boost.
Ingredients
All you need to make this drink is your favorite cold brew coffee, milk or cream, flavor syrup and food gel. Easy!
You can swap out these ingredients with your favorites, but this recipe is all about quick and easy.
How to Make it
To make this bubbling brew, first you’ll need to fill a glass with ice and add some unsweetened cold brew coffee.
Then, add your milk or cream to a small pitcher or bowl and stir in your flavoring like the vanilla syrup pictured here.
If you prefer to use flavored creamer, that works too. Though I would use less than the milk this recipe calls for.
Add the food coloring to your milk and using an electric frother, mix it all up and create those delicious bubbles.
Gently pour over your cold brew and voila! Magic!
Variations
Make this fun drink for yourself or to share. Use yellow or orange food gel to create a coffee for each Sanderson sister!
And if you want to make a boozy version, swap out half of the milk for Bailey’s Irish Cream or Rumchata before mixing in the color and enjoy!
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Hocus Pocus Cold Brew
Ingredients
- 4 cups Starbuck’s cold brew unsweet
- 4 pumps vanilla syrup
- 2 drops purple food gel, or yellow or orange
- 2 cups milk
- ice
Instructions
- Fill a glass with ice. Add in two pumps vanilla per glass.
- Fill almost to the top with cold brew.
- Take milk and place in a glass and add in purple food gel.
- With a frother, froth the milk until foamy.
- Pour in to the cold brew and serve immediately.
Notes
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
