Frothy Cookie Latte

Make your morning coffee extra special with this easy Frothy Cookie Latte recipe. And don't forget to sprinkle a little ginger snaps on top too. This recipe was created for my client International Delight, but all opinions are my own.

In the mornings, I rise early -- long before the first rays of light shine. It gives me that little bit of time when I can quietly get started, before the kids rise, before I have to be on the go. Though I am as guilty as anyone of sometimes hitting snooze, I usually rise and head downstairs to make coffee first thing. Because, you know, coffee ...

Frothy Hot for Cookie Latte

On the best of mornings, my early rising friends will text me in those early hours. Sometimes it's a good thought for the day. Sometimes it's a quirky comparing of my weather versus theirs. Sometimes it's just a good morning. Gotta love when your friends know how early you rise -- because they do too. It's a nice way to start the day.

And some mornings, when I go to make that morning coffee, I like to make it a little special. One favorite way to do that? By frothing creamer!

International Delight Hot for Cookie Creamer

For this, I used International Delight's Hot for Cookie creamer, which is part of their Cold Stone Creamery line. Just warm it a little and then whisk it (I use my stand mixer) until nice and frothy -- it only takes a few minutes.

Pour the creamer onto the coffee and sprinkle with a crushed ginger snap. Mmm ...

Frothy Cookie Latte with Ginger Snap Topping

It's nice when the morning can be a little extra special.

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Frothy Cookie Latte
Yield: 1 coffee

Frothy Cookie Latte

Prep Time: 2 minutes
Cook Time: 3 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes

Ingredients

  • 4 oz hot brewed coffee
  • ¼ cup International Delight Hot for Cookie Creamer, , warmed slightly
  • 1 ginger snap cookie, , crushed

Instructions

  1. Pour the coffee into a mug. Place the creamer in the bowl of a stand mixer and beat on high until frothy -- about 2-3 minutes. Pour into the coffee. Sprinkle the crushed cookie on top. Enjoy!

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