Garnish with red currents and grated dark chocolates (about 55% cocoa)
Have you tried this delicious mocha shake yet? Keep reading below to find out more about the most frequently asked questions about it.
Delicious ice-cold chocolate drink with lots of whipped cream. Bon appetite!
Arla® B.o.b milk
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100 ml |
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Whipped cream
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100 ml |
Vanilla ice cream
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300 ml |
Cold strong coffee
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100 ml |
Cocoa powder
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2 tsp |
Currants in bunches to garnish
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Grated dark chocolate to garnish
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Perfect the texture, boost the flavour, or add a touch of style with our expert advice for a more indulgent experience.
If you like a sweeter mocha shake, add a bit of honey or maple syrup. Start with a small amount and adjust to your liking, but be careful not to overpower the coffee and chocolate flavours. If you prefer a less sweet drink, try replacing the ice cream with crushed or shaved ice for a lighter, frappe-style beverage that’s less creamy and sweet.
Start with a chilled mixing bowl and whisk for light, well-shaped whipped cream. Cold equipment ensures a better whip and texture for a topping that's as fluffy as a cloud. If you like a hint of sweetness in your cream, add a small amount of powdered sugar or vanilla extract while whipping. This also stabilises the foam and keeps it light for longer. These small touches turn the whipped cream into a vital part of your mocha shake's indulgence.
The choice of coffee can dramatically influence the taste of your mocha shake. Choose a medium to bold roast to complement the sweetness of the other ingredients. For a more intense coffee experience, use a strong cold brew or espresso instead of regular brewed coffee. This will enhance the coffee profile without watering down the shake's creamy consistency. Adjust the coffee amount to suit your taste for a custom coffee kick.
For a mocha shake with a perfectly creamy thickness, start with cold ingredients. Make sure the milk comes straight from the fridge and the coffee is completely cool before adding it to the mocha shake, preventing the ice cream from melting too fast. If you've just brewed your coffee, let it cool to room temperature, then chill in the fridge. If you're short on time, cool it in the freezer for 20 minutes.