MOCAFE Madagascar Vanilla Smoothie Mix, 3-Pound Tin Instant Frappe Mix, Coffee House Style Blended Drink Used in Coffee Shops
Key features
- •MADAGASCAR VANILLA SMOOTHIE MIX: The base of delicious fruit smoothies, chai lattes, or bubble teas that are coffee house quality & flavor. This smoothie base uses exotic real, cold-cured Bourbon Island Madagascar Vanilla powder for gourmet drinks.
- •INSTANT FRAPPE WITH MOCAFE: Enjoy a blended, frozen coffee drink with the same frappe mix used in coffee shops and instantly elevate your day, no barista training needed. MOCAFE uses the best quality coffee bases and flavors for truly delicious drinks.
- •COFFEE BAR QUALITY DRINK MIX: Instantly mix your favorite drink with a MOCAFE frappe or smoothie mix, and enjoy the taste of you a quality coffee shop frozen drink. Enjoy your choice of a smoothie or frappe without leaving the house, from lattes to chai.
- •BREWED PERFECTION: The best tasting mochas & chai tea, & lattes start with the best ingredients. MOCAFE uses the purest cocoas, coffee, & estate grown teas to craft the most delicious, high quality mochas, frappes, ice coffees, smoothies, & Chai teas.
- •USED BY COFFEE PROFESSIONALS: MOCAFE is used in coffee shops across the country. Try MOCAFE if you've enjoyed drinks from Nescafe, Tasters Choice, Oregon Chai, Mudpie, Big Train, Maxwell House International, Mount Hagen, Smart Coffee, Douwe Eggbert Coffee
MOCAFE Madagascar Vanilla Smoothie Mix, 3-Pound Tin Instant Frappe Mix, Coffee House Style Blended Drink Used in Coffee Shops
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Very Tasty! Easy to Use! Great Price!
Kindle Customer✓ Verified Purchase•January 22, 2018
Made my first mocafe frappe a little while ago and I'm pretty impressed. I used the recipe on the can and it turned out pretty darn tasty. Had a bit of a "powdery taste" the first couple of sips but then I add some whipped creme and stirred it into the mixture which cut down on the powder taste. I think next time I'll add a few squirts of chocolate syrup or caramel syrup before blending.
I'm using a Hamilton Beach Wave Station blender and it did take a bit longer than anticipated to chop up and blend the ice. But it was worth the wait. I definitely think this mix is going to become an afternoon favorite of mine.
Thanks to all you who left good and honest reviews, they certainly helped with my decision.
I'm using a Hamilton Beach Wave Station blender and it did take a bit longer than anticipated to chop up and blend the ice. But it was worth the wait. I definitely think this mix is going to become an afternoon favorite of mine.
Thanks to all you who left good and honest reviews, they certainly helped with my decision.
Great flavor!
WYgirl✓ Verified Purchase•January 21, 2018
The flavor of this frappe mix is much better than the Big Train brand, which I used for a few years. It has a rich, coffee flavor and I don't have to use as much of the mix as I did with the Big Train, so it lasts longer. I drink it every morning. We have an inexpensive Mr. Coffee espresso machine and I blend this mix with the shot of coffee, almond milk and ice. It is delicious and rivals any coffee-flavored frappe or Frappuccino you could purchase at any coffee place for $5+!
Make Your Own Frappachino
Fred Fandango✓ Verified Purchase•December 24, 2017
Add a scoop of this lovely powder to ice, coffee concentrate, and water. Blend. (I use the Hamilton Beach Personal Blender.) You will recreate a Frappachino! I love cold brew coffee, and my current favorite is Cappio Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate but I am sure others will work. Amazing.
Surprisingly good
Summer✓ Verified Purchase•April 18, 2017
I've tried so many ways to make frappes at home. Most require me to buy several ingredients and trying to decipher and make my own recipe. Not much fun, and very wasteful with mess ups lol. I was given a sample packet of this by a wholesale coffee roaster. Honestly I wasn't sure if I was going to try it, because I was tired of being let down. Not only was it extremely easy, it actually tasted pretty good. Is it the best blended drink I've ever had? No. But the ease of not having to buy a ton of ingredients and simplicity to make, is what wins me over. If this isn't enough vanilla for you, a tsp of vanilla extract does help. Also if you want more coffee perhaps use half milk/half cold coffee. Also I tend to use more than the 4 oz of liquid the directions say, more like 6 oz, it blends better and isn't so thick. It does come with a scoop which is nice.
You use about 2 scoops per drink and I'll probably have this for a while, even making one daily. I've made two in a day, and do find that it does give me bowel issues. Which isn't surprising since I have ibs, but one daily is fine.
You use about 2 scoops per drink and I'll probably have this for a while, even making one daily. I've made two in a day, and do find that it does give me bowel issues. Which isn't surprising since I have ibs, but one daily is fine.
Great taste, ok value, no partially hydronated oils.
Mike P✓ Verified Purchase•July 6, 2014
This is one of the best mocha mixes I have tried to date. I am quite impressed.
Value wise, it isn't incredible as a 1 lb of a typical mix is about 5 bucks at the store, give or take a few bucks. These are brands like Cafe Devita, Hillsbro, etc. Then there are ones like Ghiridali and Nescafe and Starbucks that are a bit higher end.
This one is averaging about 8 bucks per pound, so a bit higher than most.
Healthwise, it does not use partially-hydronated oils which is good. Many do. It uses coconut oil which I like.
It has a very nice balance of coffee and chocolate. Some like nescafe are very coffee-oriented. Starbucks a close second in that regard. Some others have a lot of chocolate flavor but very little coffee. This one nails it, in my opinion.
Value wise, it isn't incredible as a 1 lb of a typical mix is about 5 bucks at the store, give or take a few bucks. These are brands like Cafe Devita, Hillsbro, etc. Then there are ones like Ghiridali and Nescafe and Starbucks that are a bit higher end.
This one is averaging about 8 bucks per pound, so a bit higher than most.
Healthwise, it does not use partially-hydronated oils which is good. Many do. It uses coconut oil which I like.
It has a very nice balance of coffee and chocolate. Some like nescafe are very coffee-oriented. Starbucks a close second in that regard. Some others have a lot of chocolate flavor but very little coffee. This one nails it, in my opinion.
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