Ingredients
Equipment
Method
- Chill your glass & prepare coffee: If possible, chill the serving glass in freezer for a few minutes. Brew your coffee or espresso ahead of time so it’s completely cooled (you can use cold brew if preferred).
- Blend the base: In your blender, combine the cold coffee, milk, sugar, Oreo cookies, and ice. Blend on high until smooth and frothy. If the texture is too thin, add more ice; if too thick, a splash more milk.
- Taste & adjust: Taste once blended. Adjust sweetness or consistency to your liking.
- Pour & garnish: Pour into your chilled glass. Top with whipped cream, crush or break that extra Oreo cookie and sprinkle over the top. Finish with a drizzle of chocolate syrup if desired.
- Serve immediately: Serve with a thick straw so the cookie bits can be sipped. Enjoy!
Notes
Approximate nutrition for 1 large serving (made with whole milk, 1½ tbsp sugar, 3 Oreos, no whipped cream or syrup):
- Calories≈ 280–320 kcal
- Lower-calorie option: Use skim or unsweetened almond milk, a sugar substitute, and skip the whipped cream.
- Indulgent version: Add extra Oreos, chocolate syrup, or full whipped cream for a dessert-like treat.
Tips & Variations
Oreo types: Try using “Double Stuf” for extra filling or “Golden Oreos” for a vanilla twist flavor. Vegan / dairy-free version: Use non-dairy milk and coconut whipped cream or other plant-based whipped topping. Use vegan cookies if needed. Make it mochalatte/chocolatey: Add 1-2 tablespoons of chocolate syrup or cocoa powder to bring a chocolate overload. Stronger coffee flavor: Use espresso shots or concentrate cold brew. Brewed coffee works, but the coffee flavor will be milder. Layered version: Pour a little chocolate syrup around the sides of the glass & over whipped cream for visual appeal. Tips to keep costs low- Brew coffee at home instead of using pods or take-out espresso.
- Buy Oreos in bulk family packs.
- Use store-brand milk or a cost-effective plant milk.
