S’mores Coffee Milkshake

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S’mores Coffee Milkshake – Made with vanilla ice cream, brewed coffee, and marshmallows, then garnished with a rim of graham cracker, this is the best copycat s’mores frappucino.

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S'mores Coffee Milkshake: made with vanilla ice cream, brewed coffee, marshmallow and grahams in a stemless wine glass.

Why This Recipe is Best

This coffee frappe didn’t just happen. It was inspired.

This S’mores Coffee Frappe Milkshake is an upgraded version of Starbucks’ S’mores Frappuccino.

While that is a *good* drink, particularly with that strong Starbucks coffee taste, it was a little lacking. I wanted more marshmallow and graham cracker flavor and more creaminess.

I knew I could do it better. And I did!

  • Ice cream adds the perfect creamy element!
  • Chocolate syrup adds an extra sweet twist.
  • Plenty of coffee flavor for a pick-me-up!
  • All the great taste of s’mores made around the campfire with no camping or fire required.

I know I’ll be making this treat repeatedly this summer! It’s the perfect cool sweet treat with a nice jolt of caffeine to wake you up.

S'mores Coffee Milkshake: made with vanilla ice cream, brewed coffee, marshmallow and grahams. This is one afternoon pick-me-up you must try!
Milkshake with marhsmallow, graham cracker rim, chocolate, and ice cream.

Ingredient Notes

  • Coffee – Feel free to use your favorite kind of coffee that you normally enjoy at home. It needs to be brewed and then cooled down to use in this recipe, so plan accordingly (or just make extra in the morning to have on hand later).
  • Marshmallow Cream – Also called marshmallow fluff, it has the perfect flavor and texture for this recipe.
  • Ice Cream – Buy your favorite brand of vanilla ice cream at the store or make no churn ice cream at home.
  • Chocolate Syrup – Buy it at the store or try our homemade chocolate syrup!
  • Garnishes – These take the milkshake over the top! We dip the glass in marshmallow cream and coat the rim in graham cracker crumbs. Also, drizzle the inside of the glasses with chocolate syrup. Top each milkshake with some whipped cream and a chocolate covered espresso bean for an extra treat. So fun!

Easy Instructions

STEP 1. Prepare the glasses. Spread the 1 Tbsp of marshmallow cream on the lip of the rim of each glass. Dip the rims into the crushed graham crackers. Drizzle the chocolate syrup onto the inside of the glass, in an up and down motion. Set aside.

STEP 2. Make the coffee frappe. In a blender, combine coffee, marshmallow cream and ice cream. Process until smooth and creamy. Pour into the two glasses.

STEP 3. Add toppings. Top the S’mores Frappuccino with whipped cream and a chocolate covered espresso bean. Enjoy your cool creamy summer treat right away!

Tips and Tricks

  • Be sure your coffee has cooled down at least to room temperature (if not refrigerated and cold) before you make this recipe or it’ll melt the ice cream and you’ll end up with a liquid drink, not a frosty one.
  • Want even more chocolate? Drizzle extra chocolate over the whipped cream before serving. You can add a handful of graham cracker crumbs to the top, just like Starbucks does.
  • You could also change up the flavor with chocolate ice cream if you prefer! Or use half vanilla, half chocolate.
  • This recipe can easily be doubled or tripled to serve a crowd. Why not invite a friend over and impress them with a frosty drink that’s better than anything from a coffee chain.

Recipe FAQs

Does this milkshake taste like coffee?

There is a definite coffee flavor to this shake–we like it that way! The coffee taste is balanced by the creamy sweetness of the ice cream and the sweet chocolate syrup, so it’s definitely not bitter.

Can I make this milkshake without coffee?

Sure! Just swap the coffee for milk to make a regular s’mores milkshake without the caffeine content or coffee flavor.

Can I substitute espresso for the coffee?

Yes, you can use espresso in place of the coffee for this milkshake. It will result in a much stronger drink, so be prepared for the jolt!

More Drink Recipes

If you love copycat Starbucks drinks recipes, you’ll love these other drinks I’ve created at home. No need to empty your wallet at a cafe or chain, when you can whip them up at home for pennies!

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S’mores Coffee Milkshake

5 from 2 votes
By: Aimee
S'mores Coffee Milkshake made with vanilla ice cream, brewed coffee, marshmallow and a graham cracker crumb rim on the glass. Perfect afternoon treat.
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
Servings: 4 servings

Ingredients 

For the milkshake:

  • ½ cup brewed coffee chilled or cooled to room temp
  • ½ cup marshmallow cream
  • 4 cups vanilla ice cream
  • 2 Tablespoons chocolate syrup

For the garnish:

  • 1 Tablespoon marshmallow cream
  • 2 Tablespoons crushed graham cracker
  • ¼ cup whipped cream
  • 2 chocolate covered espresso beans
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Instructions 

  • To the rim of two glasses, spread the 1 Tbsp of marshmallow cream on the lip of the rim. Drizzle the chocolate syrup onto the inside of the glass, in an up and down motions. To the rim of two glasses, spread the 1 Tbsp of marshmallow cream on the lip of the rim. Dip into crushed graham cracker and set aside.
  • In a blender, combine coffee, marshmallow cream and ice cream. Process until smooth and creamy. Pour into two glasses.
  • Top milkshake with whipped cream, add an espresso bean and enjoy immediately!

Notes

  • Want even more chocolate? Drizzle extra chocolate over the whipped cream before serving. You can add a handful of graham cracker crumbs to the top too, just like Starbucks does.
  • This recipe can easily be doubled or tripled to serve a crowd. Why not invite a friend over and impress them with a frosty drink that’s better than anything from a coffee chain.

Nutrition

Calories: 473kcal, Carbohydrates: 63g, Protein: 7g, Fat: 22g, Saturated Fat: 13g, Polyunsaturated Fat: 5g, Cholesterol: 64mg, Sodium: 142mg, Fiber: 3g, Sugar: 50g
Course: Drinks
Cuisine: American
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Reminiscent of summer nights roasting marshmallows by the fire, this homemade take on Starbucks S’mores Frappucino is a perfect warm weather treat!

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Aimee is a dessert lover (specifically rice krispie treats), workout enthusiast, self-taught foodie, and recipe creator.

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Posted on June 8, 2015

Comments & Reviews

  1. I saw this on Fb and thought wow this looks delicious. Totally unaware of the added coffee! When I came to your blog and saw the S’mores Coffee  milkshake, my first reaction was, ‘YES, good job Aimme”, then I thought of course she added coffee. Love that your a coffee fein like me. You keep my coffee cravings at bay with all these delicious recipes. I’m so making this tonight and decaf for the kids. Pinned!! 🙂 

  2. I just LOVE these milkshakes, wishing I had one right now. And that cow…so cute!

  3. Gotta love being inspired by something you have at a restaurant or coffee shops, and having the mad skillz to go home and make an even BETTER version. Boom!

    1. Haha, I don’t know how much mad skillz are involved in this milkshake. However, it’s delicious and can be made anytime without leaving the house. So there’s that 🙂

  4. Love this milk shake! It’s the pick me up I need this afternoon with the kids home from school for the summer! 

  5. Oh yes!! I love the chocolate drizzles on the inside of the glass! Totally the sort of thing that makes you lick the inside of your glass when it’s all gone.

    1. Yes, next time a wide mouth glass is necessary. My finger did a good job though 🙂

  6. Gorgeous coffee milk shake! So fancy, decadent and I want this NOW!!! You so inspired Aimee. 🙂

  7. Aw, man. These milkshakes are IT. And how adorable are those dairy farm pics? That looks like so much fun!

  8. This looks awesome! Just like a wayyyyyy better s’mores frappuccino 🙂 Loving your photos!

    1. Thanks Medha. I agree it was way better too 🙂 I mean, c’mon, it’s ice cream!

  9. Ok, you’ve seriously outdone yourself with this milkshake!  It looks amazing.  I have a weak spot for milkshakes… and anything chocolate or baked or s’mores like hah.  Great recipe!

  10. I love that you upped the frappuccino with ice cream!  This is the perfect summer treat for sure!!!  Come on hot steamy days…I need a milkshake like this ASAP!

  11. The gym teacher and pickle ball / can jam playing man in me says I need this milkshake to get me through the day. Not to mention batminton (that’s manly right). 

    1. I just had to LOL at your comment 🙂 All gym teachers deserve a milkshake. Especially ones with coffee!

  12. I am obsessed with Starbucks smores frappuccino and I’m pretty sure milkshake form of it is even BETTER! I mean, there’s ice cream, coffee, and all the smores flavors so what more could anyone ask for?? This looks so freakin’ awesome, Aimee!

  13. I have never been much of a coffee person, but this might just convert me, because who could say no to that cup of deliciousness?!  Happy Monday.  🙂

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