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This Brown Sugar Shaken Espresso is made at home with just 4 simple, real food ingredients so you can enjoy your favorite Starbucks drink while saving both money and time. Plus, you can customize it to use whatever milk you like best depending on your taste preferences and dietary needs!
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Brown Sugar Shaken Espresso
My husband has been obsessed with the Starbucks drink recently so I wanted to learn to make it at home using just simple ingredients while also saving money and time! Yesterday he told me mine is even better! It’s been a morning staple over here for the last month, and I fully understand the hype over this drink now!
DIETARY NOTES
This recipe is made with real ingredients and fits seamlessly into the following dietary needs when using compliant ingredients:
- gluten free (using compliant milk/creamer)
- grain free (using compliant milk/creamer)
- egg free
- dairy free (using compliant milk/creamer)
- soy free (using compliant milk/creamer)
- refined sugar free (using coconut sugar and compliant milk/creamer)
- vegetarian
- vegan (using compliant milk/creamer)
- paleo (using coconut sugar and compliant milk/creamer)
A NOTE ON CALORIE COUNT, NUTRITIONAL INFO AND SERVING SIZES
Due to my past experiences, I do not include most of the above information within my recipes as it is unsafe for me to do so personally. While I try to share a rough estimate when it comes to the serving size, please note that it is very subjective as we all have different hunger levels both from person to person and even from meal to meal.
If any of the above information is important to you, I understand! We are all different and have various goals and needs. If you’d like, you are welcome to calculate the information needed based on the ingredients you use when making one of my recipes.
I hope you understand! This comes from a place of love and protection both for myself and others like me. If you ever have any questions, send me an Instagram message for the quickest response time! Thank you for being here!
THIRSTY FOR MORE?
All of my coffee lovers should add these healthy, fun and delicious recipes to their at home cafe “to make” list:
- Cinnamon Roll Latte
- Dairy Free Caramel Apple Latte
- Honey Cinnamon Iced Latte
- Healthy Pumpkin Spice Latte
- Healthy Birthday Cake Latte
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Brown Sugar Shaken Espresso
5 from 2 votes
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Total Time 5 minutes mins
Course Breakfast, Brunch, Coffee, Drinks
Servings 1 drink
Equipment
Espresso Machine or Moka Pot
Jar with a Lid or Shaker
Ingredients
- 4 oz espresso
- dash of cinnamon
- 1-3 tsp brown sugar or coconut sugar (depending on how sweet you like it!)
- ¼ cup creamer or milk of choice (can add more or less depending on your preference)
- lots of ice
Instructions
Brew espresso and add to a jar or shaker with brown sugar or coconut sugar, cinnamon and a small handful of ice.
Cover with a lid and shake vigorously for 30 seconds. It’ll be ready when it’s frothy and chilled.
Pour the coffee into a glass, add in lots of ice and pour in the creamer or milk. Taste to see if you want a little more creamer or milk and adjust if needed.
Notes
Tips & what I use:
- You don’t need a fancy espresso machine! A moka pot is around $15 and works great.
- I use coconut sugar and dairy free/sugar free creamer to keep mine paleo.
- If you like it sweeter, use more sugar!
- Cinnamon is optional but it really adds something!
- Be sure to shake it suuuuper well to get it frothy and chilled before adding to a glass.
