Do you love blueberries?

Well, what if I told you that you could mix it with your favorite iced coffee?

Yes, you can! If you are interested, then read this article to learn how to make a blueberry iced coffee at home.

So if you're looking for an original recipe to impress others, look no further than here!

What is a blueberry iced coffee?

If you have never heard of blueberry iced coffee, let me tell you about it now.

A blueberry iced coffee is simply a drink made from mixing your favorite kind of iced coffee with homemade blueberry syrup, fresh blueberries, and is topped with cold foam.

This is almost the same as the blueberry latte, but here, we're going to mix it with iced coffee instead of hot!

Blueberry iced coffee.
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What ingredients are in a blueberry iced coffee?

To make this blueberry iced coffee, we need a few key ingredients.

However, these ingredients depend on the individual's preference. So you can add/remove any ingredient you like:

  • Brewed coffee
  • Blueberry syrup
  • 2% fat milk (for cold foam)
  • Ice cubes
All ingredients that you need to make a blueberry iced coffee at home.

For this recipe, you can use any type of brewed coffee you prefer. I'll talk more about the different coffee brewers to use further down.

The blueberry syrup can be homemade, and I've made an easy-to-follow recipe for that as well. The flavor is incredible and will pair perfectly with iced coffee as the base.

To make this iced coffee a bit more interesting, you can add a touch of cold foam to your drink.

Cold foam can be easily made at home (check out this recipe for five techniques) and will add more flavor and texture to your iced coffee through the foam.

You can top the drink with some blueberries to make it pop a bit more. For this, you can use fresh or frozen blueberries, whichever you have at hand.

If you plan on sitting out in the sun, I recommend preparing some coffee ice cubes to keep your coffee cool.

Coffee ice cubes are made by freezing brewed coffee in an ice cube tray and then using them the same way as regular ice cubes.

"Frozen coffee ice cubes, ready to be served."

The coffee ice cubes will melt slowly, leaving more coffee flavor in your blueberry iced coffee instead of diluting it with water from regular ice cubes.

If you'd like to learn how to make them at home, you can find the full recipe here.

What is the best coffee for this recipe?

The great thing about iced coffee is the variety of ways you can prepare it.

You can choose your favorite coffee brewer and coffee beans for Your Dream Coffee.

I like to brew my coffee with a pour over technique like the Hario V60 or Chemex for the basis of this drink.

Filtered coffee has a milder flavor, which I enjoy paired with the blueberry syrup and cold foam.

I prefer to use medium-roasted coffee beans for these techniques to achieve the most balanced flavor profile, but you can also use a darker roast if you prefer.

Medium roasted and dark roasted coffee beans next to each other.
Medium roast on the left. Dark roast on the right.

A more robust cup of coffee can be made using a French press. You can also use medium- or dark-roasted coffee beans for this brewing technique.

You can check out my beginner's guide to brewing coffee if you want to learn all about making the best coffee at home!

These are some of my favorite ways to make iced coffee, but you can also make iced coffee with a Nespresso or Keurig machine, depending on your preference.

I suggest experimenting with various brewing techniques and coffee beans to create a blueberry iced coffee that suits your taste perfectly.

How do you make the blueberry syrup?

Blueberry syrup is easy to make and can be made with either fresh or frozen blueberries.

To make your own blueberry syrup at home, check out my recipe here!

That one will go into full depth on creating that syrup at home in less than 5 minutes.

Blueberry syrup.

What blueberries to use for a blueberry iced coffee?

What kind of blueberries you will need depends on how tart or sweet you like your blueberry iced coffee.

Blueberries are naturally tart, so if you want a sweeter taste, opt for fresh blueberries, as they tend to be slightly sweeter.

If you want blueberry flavor with a little tartness, then frozen blueberries are the way to go.

Here is the blueberry iced coffee recipe:

Yield: 1 Serving

Blueberry Iced Coffee

Homemade blueberry iced coffee, ready to drink.

Make this blueberry iced coffee to cool down during a hot day. Perfect for any time of the day for a refreshing drink!

Prep Time 3 minutes
Additional Time 2 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes

Ingredients

  • 3/4 cup (0.18 l) of brewed coffee
  • 2 tbsp (30 grams) of blueberry syrup
  • 2 tbsp (30 grams) of cold foam
  • Ice cubes
  • Optionally: a few blueberries to finish the drink

Instructions

  1. The first step to making amazing blueberry iced coffee is brewing the coffee of choice.
  2. Once you've brewed the coffee, let it cool completely. The best way is to prepare the coffee a day before and let it cool in the fridge until you're ready to use it. You can also add a few ice cubes to speed up this process.
  3. Add the blueberry syrup to a tall glass.
  4. Then, add a handful of ice cubes to the glass. Fill the glass to about halfway for a refreshing drink.
  5. Pour the cooled, brewed coffee into the glass.
  6. And last but not least, cold foam the milk.
  7. Once the milk is cold foamed, add it to the glass and top it off with a few blueberries!
  8. All there's left to do now is to enjoy your homemade blueberry iced coffee. Serve the coffee with a straw, so you can slowly sip on it while sitting out in the sun.

Notes

If you want your iced coffee on the sweeter side, make sure to add a bit more blueberry syrup to your drink.

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Nutrition Information:

Serving Size:

1

Amount Per Serving: Calories: 87Sodium: 15mgSugar: 20gProtein: 1g

Frequently asked questions about the blueberry iced coffee recipe

Let's go over some frequently asked questions about the blueberry iced coffee recipe to make sure you know everything!

How long does the blueberry syrup last?

The blueberry syrup can last up to a week in the fridge, but I would definitely make it fresh every time you want a drink or maybe even eat some with ice cream or yogurt, too. It's that good!

However, if you are making this for guests to enjoy, I recommend doubling the recipe so there is enough for everyone.

How many calories are in a blueberry iced coffee?

This blueberry iced coffee recipe contains about 87 calories per serving.

How does a blueberry iced coffee taste?

Blueberry iced coffee tastes sweet and refreshing. The addition of cold foam gives the iced coffee a bit of texture, making it a fun drinking experience.

Most people love a good berry flavor in their drinks, especially one that is slightly tart but still sweet, making it the perfect combination for a tasty drink.

Even if you're not a big fan of berries, I would highly recommend trying them at least once to see if you might change your mind.

What goes well with blueberries?

You can pair almost anything with a blueberry drink. If you're going to serve this as a party drink, I recommend trying it with various cocktails and desserts.

You could even try serving these blueberry drinks next to a fruit salad or fresh berries! You can't go wrong.

5 recipe variations tips to make your own unique blueberry iced coffee

Don't feel limited to this blueberry iced coffee recipe. Here are five different tips/ideas for making your own unique version of this recipe:

  1. Use another flavored syrup in addition to the blueberry syrup; you can make your own or purchase it at the store. You could try pumpkin spice, caramel, or even mint if you're looking for an after-dinner drink.
  2. Add some dark chocolate shavings to your blueberry iced coffee; it tastes amazing together!
  3. Try adding pumpkin spice cold foam instead of regular cold foam for a slightly spicy kick to your blueberry iced coffee!
  4. Instead of using brewed coffee, use cold brew concentrate. Add a few tablespoons of cold brew concentrate, along with enough water to fill your glass.
  5. Mix the blueberry mixture with sparkling water for a refreshing summer drink.

Sounds delicious, right?

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Can I put blueberry syrup in more coffee recipes?

Before closing off this article, you might be wondering if you can put your blueberry syrup into more coffee recipes!

Guess what?

You can! Here are a few great examples:

Conclusion

That's it! Wasn't that easy?

You now have a tasty coffee drink that you can make at home or enjoy with friends, showcasing your new skills.

And remember, since this is made completely from scratch with no store-bought syrups involved, it'll taste extra fresh compared to many store-bought syrups.

So savor every sip!

Do you have any questions about how to make a blueberry iced coffee recipe? And would you rather drink this as a hot or cold beverage?

Let me know in the comments below!

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