You're going to love this Oreo iced coffee recipe. Made with actual cookies, this coffee has a perfect mocha flavor in every sip. Your summer drink just got a fun upgrade.
This cookies and cream iced coffee recipe is a perfect blend of sweet chocolate and smooth coffee. It tastes great hot and cold, but we enjoy it best over a tall glass of ice.
Making iced coffee with Oreos is easy and fun! Your Oreo coffee drink is one you'll want to make often and that one you won't soon forget.
For more iced coffee drink recipes, be sure to check out my Maple Iced Coffee, Caramel Iced Coffee, Iced White Chocolate Mocha, and Vanilla Iced Latte.
Why This Recipe Works
- It's quick and easy. Made with just a few simple and basic ingredients, you can have an iced oreo coffee ready to drink in no time.
- Simple ingredients. Coffee, ice, cookies, milk, and sweetener are all you'll need to make this recipe, but don't forget some whipped cream or a fun garnish on top!
- You can scale it up or down. Make more than one glass, or just make one for yourself. This recipe can easily be adjusted to make as many or as few glasses as you want.
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🥘 Ingredients
Ice cubes- To make this drink nice and cold, you'll need a glassful of ice cubes.
Coffee- You will need some freshly brewed coffee as the cookies dissolve better in a warmer drink.
Sugar- This is to add sweetness to your drink.
Cookies- Use some Oreo cookies for rich chocolate flavor in every sip.
Milk- Use any milk desired to help tone down the bitterness in the coffee.
Whipped Cream- Adding whipped cream on top is optional.
For specific quantities, see the recipe card below.
🍽 Equipment Needed
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🔪 Instructions
Check out how to make Oreo Iced Coffee Recipe with these simple step-by-step instructions:
Brew your favorite coffee.
Add the coffee to a tall glass.
Add in the Oreo cookies. Submerge the cookies. Let rest 1-2 minutes.
Stir the coffee and cookies with a spoon to break up the cookies into fine crumbs.
Once the cookies have dissolved, strain them through a fine mesh strainer.
You will still have some chunks remaining. For a smoother coffee, using a Nut Milk Bag works best.
You can let the coffee cool more or add it to your drinking glass at this point. Stir in the sugar until dissolved.
Add in the ice cubes. You'll want enough ice to fill the cup about ⅔s of the way full.
Add in the milk. You'll want enough to bring the drink to the top of the glass.
Stir to combine. The cookie pieces will settle at the bottom of the glass.
Top with whipped cream and an Oreo cookie for garnish.
Serve with a straw, and enjoy!
📖 Variations
For a dairy-free version, simply swap out the milk for a dairy-free alternative. Oeo cookies are naturally vegan.
There are also store-bought coconut whipped cream options available for garnishing.
Multiple Servings
Depending on how much ice you use and the size of your cups, you may be able to make two glasses from this Oreo cold coffee recipe without doubling.
🍴 Recipe Tips
To strain out more of the Oreo cookie pieces, you can use a nut milk bag. I used a sieve, and it took out a lot of the pieces, but not all of them. If the texture is an issue, you can blend this drink with added ice and turn it into a more frappe-like beverage.
⏲️ Make Ahead Instructions
You can brew the coffee in advance and keep it stored in the fridge so it's chilled but ready to go when needed.
Up to a few hours in advance, you can mix the iced coffee together (without the ice) and keep it stored in the fridge. When you're ready to drink, all you have to do is add in some ice.
💭 FAQs
Yes, you can use cold brew, but to do this, but it may take a little longer to dissolve the cookies in the coffee.
Adding ice to anything makes it feel more refreshing, but adding milk to lattes helps to give the coffee a richer, velvety texture which is hard to beat. Adding flavors and sweeteners makes them too good to resist.
Yes! The chocolate cookies and cream centers add a wonderful taste of sweet rich creamy goodness to every glass. It's like a mocha, but so much better!
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📖 Recipe
Oreo Iced Coffee Recipe
Equipment
Ingredients
- 2 cups Ice Cubes ($0.00)
- 1 ½ cups Brewed coffee (hot or cold) ($0.12)
- 1 Tablespoon Granulated sugar ($0.01)
- 5 Oreo cookies ($0.55)
- 3 Tablespoons Whipped Cream ($0.12)
- ½ cup Milk ($0.08)
Instructions
- Brew your favorite coffee.
- Add the coffee to a tall glass.
- Add in the Oreo cookies. Submerge the cookies. Let rest 1-2 minutes.
- Stir the coffee and cookies with a spoon to break up the cookies into fine crumbs.
- Once the cookies have dissolved, strain them through a fine mesh strainer.
- You will still have some chunks remaining. For a smoother coffee, using a Nut Milk Bag works best.
- You can let the coffee cool more or add it to your drinking glass at this point. Stir in the sugar until dissolved.
- Add in the ice cubes. You'll want enough ice to fill the cup about ⅔s of the way full.
- Add in the milk. You'll want enough to bring the drink to the top of the glass.
- Stir to combine. The cookie pieces will settle at the bottom of the glass.
- Top with whipped cream and an Oreo cookie for garnish.
- Serve with a straw, and enjoy!
Notes
Variations
- For a dairy-free version, simply swap out the milk for a dairy-free alternative. Oeo cookies are naturally vegan.
- There are also store-bought coconut whipped cream options available for garnishing.
Multiple Servings
- Depending on how much ice you use and the size of your cups, you may be able to make two glasses from this Oreo cold coffee recipe without doubling.
Recipe Tips
- To strain out more of the Oreo cookie pieces, you can use a nut milk bag. I used a sieve, and it took out a lot of the pieces, but not all of them. If the texture is an issue, you can blend this drink with added ice and turn it into a more frappe-like beverage.
Make Ahead Instructions
- You can brew the coffee in advance and keep it stored in the fridge so it's chilled but ready to go when needed.
- Up to a few hours in advance, you can mix the iced coffee together (without the ice) and keep it stored in the fridge. When you're ready to drink, all you have to do is add in some ice.
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