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It’s that time of year in Arizona– time when everything tastes better frozen.

Yes, everything.

I can’t imagine turning the coffee maker on and drinking hot coffee, so I decided to turn my morning coffee into a popsicle!

Too hot for coffee? These delicious caramel iced coffee popsicles are the perfect summer treat!

As I mentioned, it’s too hot for me to turn on the coffee maker. Since I’m just making a quick cup to turn into iced coffee, I used the Melitta Pour-Over Brewing Cone. This would also be great for someone who is camping and can’t bring a coffee maker!

Ingredients:

12 ounces cold coffee (I love Seattle’s Best brand!)

12 ounces milk

3T caramel syrup (I use Starbucks brand, but you could substitute for any thin liquid brand of caramel syrup)

1/4 C sugar

Caramel sundae syrup (optional)

Too hot for coffee? These delicious caramel iced coffee popsicles are the perfect summer treat!

1. Mix hot coffee and sugar together until sugar dissolves. Add milk and thin caramel syrup.

2. Pour into ice pop molds and freeze.

3. Optional: For layered ice pops, fill 1/3 of mold with iced coffee and freeze. Add a layer of caramel sundae syrup and freeze again, then keep adding layers (freezing between each one) until mold is filled. I used black coffee with sugar for my thin layers.

I was compensated for this post by Seattle’s Best Coffee. All opinions are mine. This  giveaway post has been edited. 

Too hot for coffee? These delicious caramel iced coffee popsicles are the perfect summer treat!
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Creamy Caramel Iced Coffee Popsicles

Created by: Becca Ludlum
Prep Time 5 minutes
Freeze 2 hours
Total Time 5 minutes
Servings 4 people
Too hot for coffee? These delicious and creamy caramel iced coffee popsicles are the perfect summer treat for any time of day!

Ingredients 

  • 12 ounces coffee chilled coffee, I love Seattle's Best brand!
  • 12 ounces milk
  • 3 tablespoons caramel syrup I use Starbucks brand, but you could substitute for any thin liquid brand of caramel syrup including caramel sundae syrup
  • ¼ cup sugar

Instructions

  • Mix hot coffee and sugar together until sugar dissolves. Add milk and thin caramel syrup.
  • Pour into ice pop molds and freeze.
  • Optional: For layered ice pops, fill 1/3 of mold with iced coffee and freeze. Add a layer of caramel sundae syrup and freeze again, then keep adding layers (freezing between each one) until mold is filled. I used black coffee with sugar for my thin layers.

Nutrition

Calories: 147kcal | Carbohydrates: 29g | Protein: 3g | Fat: 2g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 8mg | Sodium: 102mg | Potassium: 179mg | Fiber: 0g | Sugar: 19g | Vitamin A: 150IU | Calcium: 107mg | Iron: 0.8mg

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269 Comments

  1. Love this but my mind is saying only one thing: You put them on the ground? Tell me the five second rule was applied and you didn’t waste these gorgeous creations.

    1. Well, I wouldn’t say “waste…” They were used for photographic purposes. I had about 6 minutes to get all the shots. After about 3, I wasn’t able to rearrange them any more.

      The recipe makes tons, so I’ll make more ice pops tomorrow!

  2. Davis paine says:

    I like my coffee hot in the morning and then iced in the afternoon

  3. Davis paine says:

    I follow on interest dp1027

    1. Davis paine says:

      Pinterest…silly phone auto correct!

  4. I still drink it hot with cream only, but only one cup, usually, before I’m too hot for coffee. [Don’t tell Seattle’s Best, but I switch to soda then … I still can’t get a decent homemade iced coffee. Haven’t tried your Via based one yet.]

    1. It’s tough to find a good one, Molly – Do you like it more or less sweet?

      1. Sweeter than my hot, but not too … just enough to cut the bitter. (for example, in my iced caramel macciato I can’t do the extra caramel drizzle my girls do.) I already follow you on Pinterest. Does that count? ;)

      2. jennie sanderson says:

        I like my coffee hot all year long

      3. my hubby like frozen mint mocha coffee drinks best….but is a good coffee of any sort lover as well. Thanks for the giveaway cssiemdowatgmaildotcom

      4. cold brewed iced coffee, baby!

  5. Iced with 1% milk and a little sugar :) yum!

  6. Nburca is now following you on Pinterest :)

  7. Georgia Beckman says:

    When it’s hot out I still like a cup of hot coffee in the mornings. (or a few dozen cups) Once noon hits, I like to pretty it up a bit………….iced coffee recipes, with whipped cream & a chocolate or caramel drizzle…………..and some shaved coconut to top it all off. (although these are easily as guzzle-able as hot coffee, there’s a tad more caloric content, lol)

  8. Georgia Beckman says:

    Georgia Beckman is following you on Pinterest.

  9. Mommie Auti says:

    I still enjoy it iced w/ a little chocolate, skim milk and sweet n low

  10. DG Middendorf says:

    I drink coffee any way I can get it and any time I can get it. Hot, cold, medium, yesterdays, todays, last weeks!!! I don’t care! I just have to drink it! I love it iced, black, with cream, with out cream, strong, weak, etc…!! I think you get what I’m saying.

  11. DG Middendorf says:

    Followed on Instagram dgliam

  12. I love mocha frappuccino

  13. Following you on Pinterest

  14. Following you on Instagram as @elisbroc

  15. Sheila K. says:

    I like my coffee hot, even in the South Florida heat, with a bit of hazelnut creamer!

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