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This Emma Chamberlain coffee recipe is a delicious and refreshing cold brew drink that you can enjoy year-round or whenever the days start to get a little hotter. It has the perfect amount of caffeine and just the right touch of creamy, dairy-free sweetness.
This is the best Emma Chamberlain coffee recipe ever!
This recipe is for all Emma Chamberlain and coffee lovers alike. It is a simple recipe that was derived from Emma’s legendary coffee recipe from a few years back on one of her YouTube videos. She used a French press, placed the coffee in mason jars, and had a lot more steps to that version but now we’re making her new and improved 2.0 version.
It’s a recipe made with cold brew, almond milk, and a dairy-free creamer. The social media star has been making this drink and raving about it, so we had to try it too! If you’re more of a chocolate person, my iced mocha latte is another easy one to make at home.
Who is Emma Chamberlain?
Emma Chamberlain is a popular American YouTuber and social media personality known for her vlogs, lifestyle content, and commentary on popular culture. She was born on May 22, 2001, in California, and rose to fame in 2018 with her casual and relatable vlogs that showcase her daily life, fashion, and beauty routines, as well as her thoughts and opinions on various topics. Emma has since gained millions of followers across multiple platforms, including YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok, and has also launched her own podcast called “Anything Goes with Emma Chamberlain.”
Why you need to make this recipe!
- It’s an easy and delicious coffee recipe that you can make at home without needing to go to the coffee shop, just like my hot vanilla latte.
- This recipe will allow you to enjoy a cup of coffee just like your favorite celeb and YouTube star.
- It’s a great coffee to enjoy on a hot summer day, right up there with my iced almond milk sugar cookie latte.
- This recipe doesn’t require you to have a coffee machine or an espresso machine.
- It’s a great recipe if you are over hot coffee and need a little something more on the cold drinks side.
Key Ingredients
Here are the ingredients you will need to make this delicious cold brew recipe. Make sure to scroll down to the recipe card for the full detailed ingredient measurements.
- Cold brew – If you want to be extra and make it exactly like she does you’d have to use the Chamberlain cold brew coffee bean bags (they’re like tea bags but with coffee inside!!) that you will steep in cold water overnight. The best part is that these Chamberlain coffee bags have sustainable packaging, so it’s an extra way to feel better about your coffee. Using a bottle instead? Here’s how to use cold brew concentrate so it isn’t too strong.
- Vanilla almond milk – Use your favorite brand of almond milk, but in her videos Emma Chamberlain added the Califia Farm vanilla almond milk to her own coffee brand drink!
- Nutpods creamer– She said you can use whichever flavor you enjoy. They have a ton made with coconut cream, keeping this beverage dairy-free.
How to Make Emma Chamberlain’s Coffee
- Make the cold brew. Steep the cold brew bag in cold water in a mason jar in the fridge overnight.
- Pour over ice. Add the cold brew to a tall glass full of ice.
- Add the milk and creamer. Top with a splash of vanilla almond milk and some Nutpods coconut creamer, stir, and enjoy with a straw on its own or with this Woodford Reserve Pound Cake!
Emma Chamberlain’s Coffee FAQs
Store the cold brew for Emma Chamberlain’s coffee in the fridge in an airtight container for 7 to 10 days. Keep in mind that the longer it sits the more the flavor will change, so it’s a good idea to enjoy it before then for the best flavor possible.
To make the cold brew for Emma Chamberlain’s coffee exactly like she does, add three of the cold brew bags (they’re like tea packs but with coffee in them instead) to a large mason jar and top with about 600 ml, or about 2 and 1/2 cups, of cold or room temperature water. Cover and let it steep in the fridge overnight.
Because you are using vanilla almond milk and Nutpods creamer, Emma Chamberlain’s coffee has a light sweetness to it. If you want it a little sweeter, add a little date syrup, maple syrup, honey, vanilla syrup, or any flavored syrup you enjoy. Stirring brown sugar into the coffee works too, like in my brown sugar iced coffee.
Some of my favorite toppings for Emma Chamberlain’s coffee are whipped cream (homemade or canned), cold foam like my vanilla sweet cream cold foam, a drizzle of homemade caramel sauce, a little Starbucks mocha sauce if you love mocha, or a few scoops of ice cream to make it a cold brew float.
You can buy the products for Emma Chamberlain’s coffee, sold under the brand name Chamberlain Coffee, at chamberlaincoffee.com. The website offers whole-bean coffee, ground coffee, and single-serve coffee bags, plus a subscription service for regular shipments. The products can also be found on some online retail websites, such as Amazon and Urban Outfitters, and I also saw that Walmart carries the cinnamon bun latte and other flavors in a can.
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Emma Chamberlain’s cold brew coffee recipe
Ingredients
- 1 Emma Chamberlain coffee bag of choice
- 1 cup water
- Nutpods creamer or choice I used the cookie butter one but anyone will work!
- Vanilla almond milk I used unsweetened but feel free to use whichever you prefer.
Instructions
Steep the cold brew coffee
- Steep the cold brew packet in the 1 cup of water in the fridge for 12 to 24 hours.1 Emma Chamberlain coffee bag of choice, 1 cup water
Make the cold brew
- Pour the cold brew coffee into a tall glass full of ice.
- Top it with a splash of creamer to taste and a little vanilla almond milk to taste as well.Nutpods creamer or choice, Vanilla almond milk
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
