How to Make an Easy Frappuccino

If you are a coffee lover, making Frappuccino's can be a new twist to your regular coffee. Frappuccino's are frozen coffee drinks. Most people drink Frappuccino's in the summer time, but they are delicious at any time of the year.

In this article, I will teach you how to make Frappuccino's two different ways. This is beneficial for those of you who spend $6.00 a day on Frappuccino's at Starbucks or your local coffee shop. My procedures will save you money, time, and you will also receive the health benefits of coffee. (Coffee has been studied as being good for the skin).

What You'll Need:

Coffee (Instant or Beans)

Coffee Machine

Ice Cube Tray

Blender

Smoothie Machine (Optional)

Milk/Cream (Optional)

Sugar (Optional)

Whip Cream (Optional)

Tall Glass

1. You will need to first make your coffee in a coffee machine. You may chose whatever flavor you like.

2. Pour your coffee into a glass, and add in your sugar, milk/cream to your liking. Some people like a lot of milk and cream, while others do not. Remember coffee is a product in which you should prepare to your liking.

3. After you have mixed your coffee to your desired taste, it is now time to turn your hot coffee into a cold Frappuccino.

4. Take out your ice tray and fill it up with the coffee ice cubes. (hint: You may need to make more than one tray of ice cubes depending on how much you drink. It is best to have at least four trays of ice cube trays just in case.)

5. Freeze the trays in your freezer. When the Frappuccino ice cubes are semi-frozen to frozen,it is time to remove them from their trays.

6. Put the ice cubes into a blender. Also add a cup of milk. Blend until smooth.

7. When done, pour into a glass, you may then add your whipped cream to the top of it if you wish.

8. An alternative to making a Frappuccino: After step 2, instead of pouring your coffee into ice cube trays, you may pour your mixture into a smoothie machine, which will give it a softer and smoother appearance as well as texture.

Try it out!

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