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Light Chocolate Mocha Milkshake

If you're craving a rich and refreshing treat, this creamy mocha milkshake is the perfect pick-me-up. With just the right balance of chocolate and coffee flavors, it's a delicious way to satisfy your sweet tooth anytime.

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TIME6 min
SERVINGS4
RATING4.8 / 5
Light Chocolate Mocha Milkshake
01 / WHAT YOU NEED

Ingredients

02 / HOW TO MAKE IT

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Step 1

Start by pouring the cold brew concentrate into an ice cube tray and pop it in the freezer. Let it freeze completely, which usually takes about 2 to 4 hours. While that’s chilling, mix the hot cocoa powder with some hot water until it’s fully dissolved and smooth. Once your coffee cubes are ready, toss them into a blender along with the cocoa mixture, soy milk, chocolate syrup, and your choice of sweetener. Blend everything together until it’s nice and frothy, with a slightly icy texture—this should take about a minute or two. Pour into a glass and enjoy your creamy, refreshing mocha treat!

03 / EXTRA DETAILS

Good to know.

Cook's tip

- Use cold coffee or espresso to keep the shake chilled and flavorful.
- For an extra smooth texture, blend the ingredients for at least 30 seconds.
- Adjust the sweetness by adding more or less chocolate syrup to suit your taste.

Why you’ll love it

This milkshake is a perfect blend of rich chocolate and bold coffee flavors without feeling too heavy. It’s creamy, refreshing, and just the right amount of sweet, making it a great treat any time of day.

Serving ideas

Serve in a tall glass with a dollop of whipped cream and a sprinkle of cocoa powder or chocolate shavings on top. Pair it with a biscotti or a small cookie for a delightful afternoon snack.

Storage & leftovers

This milkshake is best enjoyed fresh. If you need to store it, keep it in an airtight container in the fridge for no more than 24 hours. Stir well before drinking as the ingredients may separate.

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