EASY TOASTED S'MORES COFFEE

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Easy Toasted S'mores Coffee is the coffee drink you need for summer. With the temps still reaching 100-degrees outside, you could also make this a delicious iced coffee recipe. Add some chocolate syrup to the iced version and you are good to go!

This S'mores coffee recipe will soothe your worries and make you feel like you are camping. This is also the ultimate campfire treat so if you do go camping, this is the drink to wake up your foggy mornings.

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Made with graham cracker, toasted marshmallow, and a mocha espresso, this drink literally reminds us of S'mores in coffee form. Top this delicious drink with graham cracker crumbs and you will feel like you are camping on the river in the wilderness.

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This is a good coffee recipe too.

Turn this drink into a cold brew coffee by switching out the chocolate espresso for cold brew iced coffee. Easy!

S'mores latte or S'mores coffee, whichever you prefer to call it is the drink for the dog days of summer. This flavored coffee recipe will make you happy and bring a smile to your face. It's a campfire treat that goes on all summer long!

You can use any milk you want for this recipe. To make my version extra, extra creamy, I use heavy cream, but if you are dairy-free you could also use oat milk or almond milk.

This coffee is similar to the iced S'mores coffee Starbucks recipe, just my version uses hot coffee instead. Ice works just as well too!

I love Starbucks, but why not make it homemade if you can? For the S'mores coffee syrup recipe, I ordered Toasted Marshmallow syrup from Monin. It's delicious in coffee alone, but even better in this toasted S'mores coffee.

Marshmallow coffee is also yummy too, and you can easily make that from this recipe. Think of this as a coffee S'mores pie. Simply divine.

Turn this into toasted marshmallow iced coffee by adding ice and using cold brew coffee instead.

Did you know that Loretta Scott Crew supposedly invented the s'more? However, the first published recipe for “some mores" was in a 1927 publication called Tramping and Trailing with the Girl Scouts.

Loretta Scott Crew, who made them for Girl Scouts by the campfire, is given credit for the recipe.

I hope you guys enjoy this delectable coffee recipe and be sure and check out my recipe video on Instagram.