Can You Add Vanilla Extract To Coffee? (& Homemade Recipe)
Today, we're going to be answering the question: can you add vanilla extract to coffee? And taking a look at how to make your own hot or iced vanilla extract coffee from the comfort of your home. While flavored coffees are becoming increasingly popular, particularly in coffee shops, they're also becoming increasingly expensive, and not affordable for many people.
If you're looking for vanilla-flavored coffee, it's super easy to make yourself at home - whether you're looking for iced coffee or hot coffee. But can you add vanilla extract to coffee? Let's take a closer look.
Ingredients
- freshly brewed coffee (either medium or dark roast)
- 1/4-1/2 teaspoon of pure vanilla extract (should be brown in color)
- ice (if choosing to make iced coffee)
- milk or creamer (if wanted)
Instructions
- BrewFirstly, you'll need to brew around 24oz of coffee of your choice (medium or dark roast coffee). Once brewed, move onto the next step for hot coffee, or leave to one side to cool, for iced coffee.freshly brewed coffee (either medium or dark roast)
- FlavorAdd between 1/4-1/2 teaspoon of pure vanilla extract to your brewed coffee. With a spoon, stir until completely mixed. Start with a small amount of extract, and add more if needed.1/4-1/2 teaspoon of pure vanilla extract (should be brown in color)
- ServePour your coffee into a mug of your choice, along with milk, or dairy product of your choice. For iced coffee, follow the same steps, but serve over ice.milk or creamer (if wanted), ice (if choosing to make iced coffee)