Coffee Shop Drinks and Treats

We chose for you in the application more than 30 ways to prepare coffee to impress your guests and enjoy the delicious coffee that you can prepare at home, Spanish, Turkish, Mexican and many more.

Can't make it to your favorite coffee shop? Recreate your go-to order at home., our recipes for coffee shop drinks and treats will satisfy your cravings and fill your home with that heavenly coffee shop smell. Here are 40 recipes to help you find your new pick-me-ups.

"Easy, tasty, and cheap! I'm all for simple, so I go for a one-cup method where I place the coffee, one packet of Splenda and water in the glass first and swirl around to dissolve, then add a generous 'squirt' of chocolate syrup, swirl some more, and add milk.

It really doesn't get any easier than this. Heat milk in a saucepan, whisk to create foam, and combine it with your favorite roasted coffee. Spoon foam over the top, if you're feeling fancy. We won't judge.

Awesome icy treat. Perfect for when you want to have the 'coffeehouse experience' right in your own house," Jillian says. "It was so good topped off with a whipped cream and little more chocolate syrup

Cozy up with a velvety chai tea. Crank up the caffeine by using more tea leaves, or add a few sprinkles of cardamom to make it spicier. Your house will smell amazing

"The ratio of water to coffee is very nice. Not too strong and not too weak," Buckwheat Queen says.

If you miss the Orange Mango Banana Vivanno you used to order at Starbucks, reviewer Connie calls this "an incredibly delicious, flavorful" replacement.

As if iced coffee doesn't remind us of summer, s'mores certainly do! This delicious copycat frappe combines the two.

It's rich, creamy, and frothy with the perfect balance of white chocolate and coffee. Brew a cup of strong black coffee if you don't have an espresso machine.

Nothing beats a mug of hot cider on a cold day. If you're making the recipe for a crowd, remove the cider from the heat, discard the spice bundle, and transfer the cider to a slow cooker.

Sometimes coffee is a dessert in itself! And if you're going to do it, go all the way. Fresh homemade whipped cream is the perfect topping for these coffee and cocoa recipes. And go ahead and add a few extra dollops, we won't charge you extra.

Move over mulled cider, hello wassail. It's "steeped" in tradition, and is wonderfully spicy and comforting. Keep it warm all day in the slow cooker, just remove the cloves so it doesn't get bitter.

If you've got two ripe bananas, this is the easiest bread we've got this banana bread. After you put it in the oven, you've got an hour to enjoy your coffee or chai!

Think your coffee is sweet enough? Balance it out with a classic croissant. "Even though it was time consuming, it was totally worth the wait. I will definitely make these buttery croissants again and again," Mary Schoepe says.