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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. I love hot coffee, not matter what the temp!

  2. Annamarie Magee says:

    Ice cubes! Lots of them and milk! It helps cool my body and still give me the morning kick!

  3. kelly mcgrew says:

    put ice cubes in and blend! top with a little chocolate syrup

  4. kelly mcgrew says:

    i follow on pinterest!

  5. I’m an iced mocha girl all the way. Love my chocolate. :)

  6. I still have my first cup hot (in Phoenix here!), but I have #2+ iced or blended…yummm!

  7. Samantha D says:

    I like to have blended coffee (frap-style) when it’s hot out, only way to go for me.

  8. Following on Pinterest! UN: Maheaneth

  9. Sara Filler says:

    Definitely has to be cold in the summer!

  10. Mega Mocha or Coffee Chiller! It is a toss-up!!

  11. Susan McNeill says:

    Salted caramel iced coffee/cocoa mix. Sounds awful, but it’s amazing!

  12. Susan McNeill says:

    I followed “Looks Yummy” on Pinterest :) Thanks for the great giveaway

  13. missing coffee is not a good idea in my book, so iced coffee is the way to go when it’s super hot out!

  14. i usually keep it simple, but sometimes i like making ice cubes out of coffee so that it doesn’t dilute, or leaving a mug in the freezer so it stays extra cold when i pour the coffee in

  15. I love putting ice in mine along with vanilla almond milk and caramel…tastes so good!

  16. I like my hot coffee with vanilla creamer
    Thanks!

  17. Maryann D. says:

    In the morning I do like hot coffee with creamer. In the afternoon especially at work I do like sweet iced coffee.

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