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Coconut Chai Chocolate Frappé
Recipes26 ago 20252 min de lectura

Coconut Chai Chocolate Frappé

All the cozy notes of chai—cinnamon, ginger, cardamom—spun into an icy chocolate frappé. Smooth, gently spiced, and endlessly sippable whether you’re on a summer patio or curled up indoors.

Why You’ll Love It

• Chai spices play beautifully with chocolate.
• Icy, creamy texture without heavy cream.
• Quick to build with pantry spices.

Ingredients

• 1 scoop Flowstate blend (or 1–2 tbsp, per your pack’s serving).
• 250 ml coconut milk drink (carton) or half coconut/half oat milk.
• 120 ml strong chai tea (cooled) or 120 ml water + ½ tsp chai spice blend.
• 1–2 tsp maple syrup or honey (optional, to taste).
• 1 cup ice (about 8–10 cubes).
• Pinch of sea salt.
• Optional: 1 tsp vanilla, extra pinch cinnamon for dusting.

Method

Step 1 — Brew & Cool

If using tea, brew a strong cup and let it cool fully. Chill in the fridge for best results.

Step 2 — Blend

Add milk, cooled chai (or water + spice), Flowstate blend, sweetener, salt, and ice to a blender. Blend on high until frosty and smooth.

Step 3 — Finish

Pour into a tall glass and dust lightly with cinnamon. Add a small splash of milk on top for a layered look.

Make It Yours

• Extra‑thick: Add ½ frozen banana or 2 more ice cubes.
• Caffeine‑free: Use rooibos chai or a homemade spice mix (cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, clove).
• Protein lift: Add a scoop of neutral or vanilla protein.
• Mocha‑chai: Swap 60 ml of the chai for cold brew (regular or decaf).

Serving & Tips

• Spice intensity varies; taste and add pinches gradually.
• For a silky finish, blend 10–15 seconds longer once smooth to add volume.
• Make a double batch and freeze leftovers in popsicle moulds for a summer treat.

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