Name: Oreo Iced Coffee Recipe
Ingredients: 1/2 cup cold coffee; 3/4 cup milk; 3 Oreo cookies (plus a crushed one for garnish, if desired); Ice; 1 scoop Ice cream

Nothing says summer quite like a delicious iced coffee.

And nothing makes an iced coffee better than the classic combination of Oreo cookies and creamy milk!

This recipe lets you enjoy a refreshingly sweet and decadent Oreo cookie-flavored iced coffee in just minutes.

So grab your favorite glass and get ready to mix up some summertime magic with this easy-to-follow guide on making an Oreo cookie flavored iced coffee.

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What’s in an Oreo Iced Coffee?

You have several options when it comes to enjoying an Oreo-flavored iced coffee at home.

If you’re not into making fresh coffee recipes at home, pop open a can of premade International Delight Oreo iced coffee.

You can find this product on Amazon, and it rings up at just over $3 per 15-ounce can. Although the price is higher than making it at home, it’s still cheaper than buying one from your local coffee shop.

And if you want to try whipping one up in your kitchen, you’ll need simple ingredients, including real milk, cold coffee, ice, Oreos, and ice cream.

Add a little chocolate syrup or crushed cookies for that “wow” factor, and that’s it!

It’s a simple recipe for an iced coffee drink with the just-right balance of creaminess combined with the magical taste of Oreo that will have you begging for more!

Options for Customizing this Oreo Iced Coffee Recipe

One of the great things about this little iced coffee miracle recipe is that it’s easily customizable.

Coffee

Feel free to use whatever type of different coffee you have on hand. I used leftover coffee from this morning to recreate this decadent drink.

Cold brew coffee is a great option for this drink because the slightly more robust flavor contrasts nicely with the sweetness of the authentic Oreo flavor.

You can either steep a batch of your own cold brew or buy pre-made cold brew concentrate.

Or you can substitute the dark roast beans of chilled espresso for the coffee portion. It’s really up to you and what you have available!

Milk

Skim milk works well for this recipe as it balances out the rich flavor of the cookies.

But you can also try almond or oat milk if you’re avoiding dairy.

And if you want to skip adding cookies to this drink, try substituting the taste of Oreo cookies with flavored coffee creamer. Options for an Oreo-flavored creamer are limited, but there is a huge variety of other flavored coffee creamers on the market.

Ice cream

A scoop of vanilla ice cream is the perfect finishing touch to this decadent iced coffee drink, but feel free to skip it if you’re watching calories.

You can substitute frozen yogurt or non-dairy ice cream if you’re avoiding dairy.

Or try my easy 2-ingredient soft top to satisfy even the biggest sweet tooth!

Oreo Iced Coffee Recipe

It's a mash-up of Oreos and coffee … what could be better!?

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Ingredients

1/2 cup cold coffee
3/4 cup milk
3 Oreo cookies plus a crushed one for garnish, if desired
Ice
1 scoop Ice cream

Instructions

Combine the Oreos and milk in a blender and let soak for a few minutes prior to pureeing.
Fill a glass with ice.
While holding a strainer over the glass with ice, pour the cookie and milk mixture through the strainer and over the ice.
Pour the coffee into the glass and stir to combine.
Top with ice cream and garnish as desired. Enjoy!

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between iced coffee and cold brew?

Iced coffee is generally made with a regular drip brew machine and then cooled with ice. Cold brew coffee is coffee brewed with cold water over a longer, usually 10+ hours, period.

Cold brew coffee is generally more concentrated than regular drip coffee and is less acidic. This type of coffee can be easier on your stomach than other types of coffee, thanks to its lower acidity.

Cold brew and iced coffee are generally interchangeable in most recipes; however, iced coffee will have a milder flavor than cold brew.

You can also buy pre-made cold brews and iced coffee. If you’re interested in going this route, try the Starbucks nitro cold brew vanilla sweet cream or the International Delight caramel macchiato iced coffee.

By trying different delicious flavors, you’ll discover which you like better or fall in love with cold brew and iced coffee!

Can I make this drink with decaf coffee?

Yes, you can definitely use decaf coffee. Decaf is a great way to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee without caffeine-induced insomnia.

Although decaf coffee still has a small amount of caffeine, it’s much less than the full caff version.

Unfortunately, many coffee shops don’t offer a wide selection of iced coffees in a decaffeinated version, so it’s up to you to recreate your favorites at home.

The same is true when cutting down on sugar intake, as most coffee shops don’t offer iced coffee fans sugar-free varieties of all specialty drinks.

By recreating drinks at home, you can save money and craft the perfect cup of coffee by finding new ways to flavor custom drinks without excess sugar.

Can I make this drink with non-dairy milk?

Yes, you can easily substitute almond or soy milk for regular dairy milk in this recipe.

Coconut milk adds extra flavor that may not pair well with the Oreo flavor, but oat milk is a solid non-dairy option.

Final Thoughts

If you’re looking for a delicious way to enjoy iced coffee, look no further than the delicious taste of this Oreo-flavored version. The combination of creamy milk and crumbled Oreos will surely be a hit!

Whether you make it yourself at home or pick up a can of pre-made iced coffee, you’ll get a satisfying, sweet treat that will put a smile on your face and cool down a hot summer day.

So what are you waiting for? Try this Oreo-flavored iced coffee today!

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