Summer Coffee Recipe Roundup – Cool Sips & Sweet Bites with Java Momma

Celebrate summer with this fun collection of coffee-forward recipes! From decadent desserts to refreshing mocktails and bold BBQ bites, there’s something for every coffee lover.

Collage of four Java Momma summer recipes: blondies, coffee chili dogs, peach tonic, and a s’mores frappuccino, styled in bright seasonal settings.

From backyard BBQs to poolside lounging, summer is the perfect time to shake up your coffee game. We’ve rounded up four sensational recipes featuring Java Momma favorites like Peaberry Medium, Not the Momma’s, and French Vanilla. Whether you’re craving something cold, cozy, or downright decadent—we’ve got a recipe to match every mood of the season. Grab your favorite brew, crank up the tunes, and get inspired with these delicious ways to beat the heat.

What’s on the Menu:

☀️ Dirty Coffee Blondies
A sultry twist on the classic blondie, with earthy coffee undertones, gooey chocolate, and a touch of chai spice. Best served warm with a scoop of ice cream.

🌭 Coney Island Coffee Dogs
Hot dogs simmered in coffee and topped with a bold, smoky chili made with Java Momma’s Not the Momma’s brew. Perfect for BBQ season.

🍑 Peach Tonic à la Mode
Peach cobbler in a glass! This sparkling coffee mocktail blends peach syrup, tonic water, and Peaberry Medium for a refreshing sip with a creamy cold foam finish.

🔥 S’mores Frappuccino
All the gooey, chocolatey fun of a campfire classic—blended with chilled coffee and oat milk for a frozen treat you’ll want all summer long.

Make it a Moment: Each recipe is crafted to help you slow down and savor the sunshine—whether you’re hosting a cookout, kicking back at the campground, or just treating yourself to a sweet sip at home.

Click the links above to explore each recipe, and don’t forget to tag us in your creations using #JavaMommaSummer. Which one will you try first?

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