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March 15, 2023

Healthy Honey Frappuccino

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This Healthy Honey Frappuccino recipe is a healthy Starbucks dupe! I created this to mimic Starbucks Classic Frappuccino but with healthy whole ingredients and half the calories, carbs, and fat. It’s dairy free, gluten free vegan, paleo, whole 30,  you name it I’m sure this fits the script.

 Starbucks Frappuccino

Cals   370

Carbs  54g

Fat    15g

Healthy Honey Frappuccino

Cals   120

Carbs  25 g

Fat    1g

Serves: 1

Time: 15 minutes

Ingredients for Healthy Honey Frappuccino:

Espresso, cold brew, or strong fresh brewed coffee

Unsweetened cocoa powder

Honey

Crushed Ice

Oak milk (any milk can be used for this recipe. The nutrition facts reflect the use of oat milk)

Instructions for Healthy Honey Frappuccino:

  1. Start by brewing your espresso, strong coffee, or grab your cold brew from the fridge.
  2. In a cup add coffee, honey, cocoa powder.
  3. Mix well with a spoon or handheld milk frother.
  4. Add coffee and crushed ice mixture to a blender of any kind and blend then pour into your frappuccino glass of choice (I use a tall one).
  5. Add milk to a separate cup and froth with milk frother then pour on top of the blended coffee.
  6. Add your blended coffee to a cute glass and top the blended coffee with your frothy oat milk.
  7. *Extras* Sprinkle cinnamon, add your favorite whipped topping (or any topping). Have fun with it!

Healthy Honey Frappuccino

This Healthy Honey Frappuccino recipe is a healthy Starbucks dupe! I created this to mimic Starbucks Classic Frappuccino but with healthy whole ingredients and half the calories, carbs, and fat. It’s dairy free, gluten free vegan, paleo, whole 30,  you name it I’m sure this fits the script.
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Prep Time 15 minutes mins
Course Breakfast, coffee, Drinks, Snack
Cuisine American, French
Servings 1 person
Calories 120 kcal

Ingredients
  

  • ½ cup Espresso cold brew, or strong fresh brewed coffee
  • 1 tbsp Unsweetened coco powder
  • 1 tbsp Honey
  • ½ cup Crushed Ice
  • ⅓ cup Oak milk any milk can be used for this recipe. The nutrition facts reflect the use of oat milk

Instructions
 

  • Start by brewing your espresso, strong coffee, or grab your cold brew from the fridge.
  • In a cup add coffee, honey, coco powder.
  • Mix well with a spoon or handheld milk frother.
  • Add coffee and crushed ice mixture to a blender of any kind and blend then pour into your frappuccino glass of choice (I use a tall one).
  • Add milk to a separate cup and froth with milk frother then pour on top of the blended coffee.
  • Add your blended coffee to a cute glass and top the blended coffee with your frothy oat milk.
  • *Extras* Sprinkle cinnamon, add your favorite whipped topping (or any topping). Have fun with it!

Notes

Nutrition Comparison 
Starbucks Classic Frappuccino:
Calories  370
Carbs 54g
Fat 15g
Healthy Honey Frappe:
Calories 120
Carbs 25g
Fat 1g
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