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Remember that time I made Homemade Dulce de Leche? Well, I had 3 jars in my fridge that needed using. One, I ate with a spoon. One went into this pie. The third? Became DIY Homemade Dulce de Leche Coffee Creamer!
Dulce de Leche Coffee Creamer
So you remember when I made homemade dulce de leche, right? Y’all loved that I made it in a slow cooker. When I was trying to figure out what to make with it, I remembered my funfetti coffee creamer and the lightbulb went on.
I’m a girl that loves her coffee creamer. I love it in coffee, I love it in desserts like cheesecake dip or drinks like sugar cookie martinis. And I really love making it homemade because I can make flavors I can’t buy in the store.
Did you know that coffee creamer is super easy to make? Really, it only has two base ingredients: sweetened condensed milk and milk. Then you add your favorite extracts or flavorings. And dulce de leche is just thick sweetened condensed milk which makes it the perfect caramel coffee creamer!
Only 2 Ingredients!
- Dulce de Leche – use my homemade recipe or a can from the store
- Milk – you can use nonfat, regular or even half and half.
How to make Dulce de Leche Creamer
- Place both ingredients in a small saucepan and heat over medium low heat, whisking, until smooth and melted together.
- Cool, then add to coffee.
How to make Dulce de Leche Coffee
- Shake or stir before using.
- Add it to hot coffee (I love adding whipped cream for garnish)
- Add it to iced coffee to make the perfect afternoon caramel coffee!
FAQs
Store this in a jar in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks. Just stir or shake before using.
This creamer is great both ways – in hot coffee or iced coffee.
Dulce de Leche Coffee Creamer
Ingredients
- ¾ cup dulce de leche
- 1 cup milk nonfat, 2%, or regular
Instructions
- Place both ingredients in a small saucepan and heat over medium low heat, whisking, until smooth and melted together.
- Transfer coffee creamer to a jar and let cool before covering and storing in refrigerator. Serve in hot or iced coffee!
Seriously when are you going to market this stuff? It is magical!!!
One I ate with a spoon…haaa! haaaa! This looks so incredibly delicious. I know what I’m doing the next time I make dulce de leche!
Thanks Michele!!
Thanks! Great recipe. I’ve been bringing different chilled coffees to work in mason jars. This will be a great addition.
I love how you dressed this amazing recipes in these cute jars!
1) I have a dental apt. next month where I have to have tissue grafting done. So looking forward to that. NOT. 2) Fellow germaphobe here *raises hand* …Howard Hughes ain’t got nothin’ on me, and 3) coffee is optional with this creamer, right? Because I’d just drink it on its own.
1. OH I’m so sorry. That’s worse than a physical. I’ll commiserate with you. And bring you pudding! 2. LOL, I get it from my dad and when I get really bad I just stop and say “WWDD?” and dial it back 10 degrees. 3. THANK YOU!
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