Recipe Blog

The classic latte — mostly steamed milk, a shot of espresso, a thin layer of foam — made two ways: hot with a steam wand, or iced with no steaming at all.

The classic 1:1:1 cappuccino — espresso, steamed milk, and foam — made two ways: with an espresso machine, or with just a Moka pot/French press and a frother.

It's been a three-graduation-party summer, and strawberry pretzel cheesecake salad was on every dessert table. Sally couldn't stop thinking about it — so she turned it into a cold brew.

Orange and vanilla cream, three ways — a shaken espresso, a cold brew float, and a frappe-style latte, all built around that same ice cream truck nostalgia.

Real coffee grounds, brown sugar, sweetened condensed milk, and a blizzard of peanut butter chips — these blondies taste like the best parts of a coffee shop pastry case and a Tuesday-night baking mood.

All the best parts of a breakfast sandwich, baked right into a waffle. Sausage and cheddar in the batter, brewed coffee standing in for water, and a bonus coffee maple syrup for dipping.

Everything you love about tiramisu, scooped straight from the freezer. Whipped mascarpone, espresso-soaked ladyfingers, and a dusting of cocoa — no eggs, no cooking, no ice cream maker.

Boxed brownies get the coffee treatment — brewed Death by Chocolate in the batter, then a whipped white chocolate espresso ganache piped on top. Decadent, easy, and done in about 90 minutes.

Apple pie à la mode — but you pour the coffee, not the pie. Read more

The ice cream truck pulled up to your blender. Read more