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As many of you know, I don’t like coffee. BUT…I seem to be getting hooked on making my own frappés. With coffee. It’s like I’m trying to be a coffee drinker so I keep upping the dosage to see how much I can stand. In any case, I hope you all enjoy this experiment as much as you’ve been enjoying the basic Vanilla Frappé I posted a few weeks ago (after trying one from Starbucks to wake me up while driving solo). Today’s frappé is classic Briana: an odd twist on a classic. Actually, maybe not so odd. I seem to recall seeing signs for a s’mores frappé from Starbucks, but I promise I didn’t taste that one. Today’s recipe is entirely based off of what I think a s’mores frappé should taste like, so if it rivals Starbucks we’ll call that a happy coincidence. (I think it’s happy. I hope you think it’s happy, too.)
Let me explain the flavors here. You have coffee, because –> coffee frappé. You have defatted peanut flour because –> s’mores should always have peanut butter. You have cocoa because –> you don’t need that one explained. And the cinnamon? Because –> cinnamon graham crackers.
As a THM Fuel Pull (low in both fats and carbs), this frappé makes an excellent light afternoon or evening snack! It’s dairy free, so allergy mamas rejoice!
Frappés are now my jam, so stay tuned for a PB&J version next week….
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Vanilla Frappé

- 7 coffee ice cubes (coffee frozen in standard ice cube trays)
- 1 c. unsweetened almond milk
- 2 T. collagen
- 2 T. defatted peanut flour
- 2 tsp. cocoa powder
- 2 tsp. THM Super Sweet Blend (or more, to taste)
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- 1/16 tsp. (2 doonks) THM Pure Stevia Extract Powder
- Dash cinnamon
- ½ tsp. glucomannan
- Blend all the ingredients together in a high-powered blender until smooth. (I use this Vitamix model.) If you want a thicker frappé, add a couple extra coffee ice cubes, and feel free to add more THM Super Sweet Blend if you so desire. Enjoy!
You could use whey protein powder instead of the collagen in this drink, but you may be able to taste it and the drink will probably fluff up more.
Suggested products:
- Great Lakes Collagen (Amazon)
- Great Lakes Collagen (iHerb)
- THM Integral Collagen
- Defatted Peanut Flour (Amazon)
- Defatted Peanut Flour (Netrition)
- THM Super Sweet Blend
- THM Pure Stevia Extract Powder
- Glucomannan (Amazon)
- Vitamix Blender (5300 Certified Refurbished) – Amazon
Have you made it without the coffee? I have no coffee ice cube on hand and I’m really wanting the taste of a smore! I found sugar free marshmallows that I can snip up on top with some SF chocolate chips.
No, I haven’t. You could try using ice cubes made of almond milk and some cream or half and half for a non coffee option. Or make some coffee ice cubes by freezing coffee in ice cube trays.
Wowsers! This was so delicious. I had this at breakfast and I’m regretting being at work right now cause I’m sooooo craving it again for lunch. But I do know what I’m having when I get home. This is addicting. Thanks for sharing another great recipe Briana. 🙂
That makes me happy. 😀 I’m glad you liked it!
Will be trying this as soon as I can freeze some coffee!! Yum!!
Thanks for posting,
Diana
I speak from experience… you’re on your way to being a coffee drinker!:) It starts with “dressed up” coffee and give it some time and after awhile you’re enjoying the real thing! I enjoyed your Vanilla frappe and look forward to trying this one too! Thanks for the recipes!
Haha…I’m trying to decide if that’s a good or a bad thing. 😛
This SO true ?
I really enjoy a cup of black coffee in the morning with a sweet breakfast or in the afternoon with some dark chocolate, but it all started with dressed up coffee shakes ?