Interesting Uses for Coffee Syrup?
April 2, 2011 10:48 AM
RecipeFilter: What should I do with all this Rhode Island coffee syrup?
For reasons not worth explaining, I have in my possession an ungodly amount of traditional coffee syrup. Other than making coffee milk, what can I do with it? Ideas that use large amounts are especially welcome.
For reasons not worth explaining, I have in my possession an ungodly amount of traditional coffee syrup. Other than making coffee milk, what can I do with it? Ideas that use large amounts are especially welcome.
It's a good addition to moist spice cake or ginger cake: adjust the amount of sugar in the recipe to offset the syrup.
posted by holgate at 11:18 AM on April 2, 2011
posted by holgate at 11:18 AM on April 2, 2011
That sounds delicious! Have you seen the recipes on Autocrat's website, some of which use up to 1 cup of coffee syrup?
posted by Houstonian at 11:21 AM on April 2, 2011
posted by Houstonian at 11:21 AM on April 2, 2011
I'd think you could substitute it for chocolate syrup in a lot of recipes, like these brownies. Haven't tried that myself, though.
posted by lakeroon at 11:26 AM on April 2, 2011
posted by lakeroon at 11:26 AM on April 2, 2011
I'll take some if it off your hands! :-) I've always wanted to try that, but sadly I live on the wring coast.
posted by karizma at 12:07 PM on April 2, 2011
posted by karizma at 12:07 PM on April 2, 2011
Have a pirate themed Anti-Tea Party with coffee and rum.
posted by effluvia at 12:22 PM on April 2, 2011
posted by effluvia at 12:22 PM on April 2, 2011
Italian sodas? I bet it'd work.
posted by fairytale of los angeles at 1:06 PM on April 2, 2011
posted by fairytale of los angeles at 1:06 PM on April 2, 2011
Coffee milk and Del's Frozen Lemonade are two of the things I miss the most about living in Rhode Island.
posted by starvingartist at 4:04 PM on April 2, 2011
posted by starvingartist at 4:04 PM on April 2, 2011
Bait for insect traps? I love coffee, but this stuff has never worked for me. (Then again, I have only lived here for ten years...)
It goes well with vanilla ice cream into a malt/shake/frappe/cabinet/McGuffin/whatevah; I think I tried making coffee ice cream with this and it wasn't successful. My mom used to add coffee to her chocolate chip cookies, and some day I should probably try the same thing but using coffee syrup. It might be an approach to making a granita or sorbet, but I am firmly in the ice-cream-over-sorbet camp. Wow, do I sound intolerant!
Note that jessamyn's suggestion of making ice cubes out of it will have the side effect of sweetening your beverage as the cubes melt. I drink black iced coffee, so this also doesn't meet my needs -- but it's a fine idea otherwise.
posted by wenestvedt at 10:44 AM on April 4, 2011
It goes well with vanilla ice cream into a malt/shake/frappe/cabinet/McGuffin/whatevah; I think I tried making coffee ice cream with this and it wasn't successful. My mom used to add coffee to her chocolate chip cookies, and some day I should probably try the same thing but using coffee syrup. It might be an approach to making a granita or sorbet, but I am firmly in the ice-cream-over-sorbet camp. Wow, do I sound intolerant!
Note that jessamyn's suggestion of making ice cubes out of it will have the side effect of sweetening your beverage as the cubes melt. I drink black iced coffee, so this also doesn't meet my needs -- but it's a fine idea otherwise.
posted by wenestvedt at 10:44 AM on April 4, 2011
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posted by jessamyn at 10:58 AM on April 2, 2011