White Christmas Frappuccino Recipe
Intro: White Christmas Frappuccino Recipe
White Christmas Frappuccino is a fun drink that I found on the Starbucks Secret Menu website. It is like a combination of Peppermint Mocha Frappuccino and Candy Cane Frappuccino. It's just a fun variation you can try if you already have peppermint syrup around.
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STEP 1: Supplies
This recipe is a single serving and makes about the 16oz Grande size from Starbucks.
Ingredients:
- 2c ice
- 1/2c milk - or Half & Half or whipping cream
- 1/4c Strong Coffee
- 2 pumps/tbsp Peppermint Syrup
- 2 pumps/tbsp Vanilla Syrup
- 2 pumps/tbsp White Chocolate Syrup /or/ white chocolate sauce /or/ just chocolate sauce
- 1tbsp Simple syrup
- Pinch of Xantham Gum (optional)
Non-Caffeinated Version:
Replace coffee with more milk.
Topping Suggestions:
- Whipped Topping
- Mashed up candy cane or peppermint candies
- White chocolate sauce
- Jet Puffed Mallow Bits
Utensils:
- Blender - I use a Magic Bullet at home, it's great for making individual drinks
- Ice cube trays - small ice cubes make for even easier blending
- Measuring cups and spoons
- Cups for serving
- Reusable Straws
STEP 2: Blend
Blend it all up.
I liked when I piled it in my cup, it kind of looked like a pile of snow :)
Top it with whatever you would like. I already had those mini marshmallows from when I made the Candy Cane Stirrers, so I decided to use them since they are really cute.
STEP 3: More Photos
Because that's how I roll.
4 Comments
oscardelben 8 years ago
It's not Christmas but I tell you, I'll surely be making this in a week. This Frappuccino is to die for. You all need to try this out. Thank you so much for this recipe!
Penolopy Bulnick 8 years ago
Yeah, this one is pretty tasty all year round :)
Sunglowart 8 years ago
Your Frappuccino killed me again.!!!!
xanthan gum is not easily available at our place, I suppose you use it as thickening agent so would it be advisable to use gelatin instead?
Penolopy Bulnick 8 years ago
I hope it killed you in a good way :)
I'm not sure of a substitute thickening agent, but you don't need it to enjoy the drink. I never use it at home as I just don't have any and half the time I forget to use it anyway when I make these Instructables and I always enjoy them regardless :)