Shake vigorously for about 30 seconds to get lots of that amazing foam. Now it’s time to SHAKE it like you mean it. (See above for measurements or the recipe below.) (Those little tupperware containers work like a charm!)ĪDD the correct amount of simple syrup for the size you want.
Starbucks shaken espresso free#
If you don’t have a cocktail shaker, feel free to use any container with a tight fitting lid. We have one just like this copper one and we love it. Fill a cocktail shaker to the brim with ice. To Make this Iced Double Shot Espresso, simply…įirst, PULL however many shots you want (we like LOTS). But we’ve made it with almond milk (for Amy since she’s lactose intolerant) and it’s still SUPER delicious! You can add as much cream as you prefer, but for a true Starbucks experience, add on ounce for a tall, then add one tablespoon more for each size up. Cream or Milk of Choice – Adding heavy cream is what really sends this refreshing icy drink over the edge.But you can also make your own really easily! You’ll want 2 Tbsp for a Tall, 3 Tbsp for a Grande, and 4 Tbsp for a Venti. Simple Syrup – this is the one we use.(See below for suggestions if you do not own an espresso machine.) Back in California, it’s hard to beat Blue Bottle. My favorite here in Denver is Novo Coffee. If you’re looking for truly amazing espresso beans, I’d suggest finding a local roaster. Espresso – pretty obvious, right? Pull 2 shots for a Tall, 3 for a Grande, and 5 for a Venti.You can always swap the brown sugar for a brown sugar substitute, or make your own brown sugar with blackstrap molasses and the sugar sub of your choice.Only 3 Ingredients to make this Espresso Double Shot Oatmilk is a plant-based option, but does have carbs, as well as the brown sugar. Want to watch your blood sugars for this? 3 teaspoons brown sugar (Starbucks uses brown sugar syrup).Ingredients for Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso It’s a nice trick to get some layers and dimension. If you want layers like my photo has, place the end of a spoon at the top layer of your coffee and gently pour the milk onto the spoon, letting it layer.Oatmilk does not have much fat, so you won’t get much of a froth, but it’ll make it a little smoother for sure. You can froth your oatmilk if you’d like.You can also just stir the hot liquid with a spoon to incorporate. Just swirl it around and be super careful. I tried shaking this many times, but the heat tends to build up some pressure in my mason jars and then just explode.Just be sure to give it a good stir or shake to combine until the sugar is fully dissolved. The heat will melt and help dissolve the sugar. Use brown sugar and have your espresso poured straight into your glass with it. Starbucks uses a liquid brown sugar syrup for their recipe ( sugar-free version here), if you don’t have that it’s not a big deal.I don’t have many notes for you on this recipe, but I can tell you a few things: I’ve started out with the simple drinks like lattes and cappuccinos, but I’m moving on to other interesting faves like the Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso. After recently getting my Nespresso, I am obsessed with making my favorite coffee drinks at home.
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