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Cream Egg Cafe au Lait

Cream Egg Cafe au Lait is a perfect seasonal drink

Leftover Easter chocolate? Try a cream egg cafe au lait which rivals any coffee house speciality drink for flavour.

It is that time of year. Cream Egg time! Cream eggs have always been my favourite Easter/Spring treat.  Last year I made my husband drive around and around to multiple McDonald’s across the city of Toronto in search of a cream egg McFlurry.  He was starting to get really frustrated with me but once you have it in your mind that you want something there really is no substitution. It took five tries before we landed on a McDonald’s that still had them.

This year, I’ve come up with a lower calorie option to enjoy the cream egg. It is also a great way to use up any of that left-over chocolate from your egg hunts. If you enjoy specialty coffee drinks from your local coffee house you’ll enjoy this quick and easy to make cream egg cafe au lait. I made it in my Vitamix in just 5 minutes and then sat back, with my feet up, and enjoyed.

I can’t help but hope my daughter loses interest in all those easter eggs she gets this weekend in the easter egg hunt because I’d happily use them up making a cream egg cafe au lait – I would love to still be enjoying this drink in July…I’m not one of those people who thinks you can only enjoy easter candy in March/April.
Leftover Easter chocolate? Try a cream egg cafe au lait which rivals any coffee house speciality drink for flavour.

I wish you all a safe and peaceful Easter holiday surrounded by family and friends.

Leftover Easter chocolate? Try a cream egg cafe au lait which rivals any coffee house speciality drink for flavour.

Leftover Easter chocolate? Try a cream egg cafe au lait which rivals any coffee house speciality drink for flavour.

Cream Egg Cafe au Lait

Yield: 1

Ingredients

  • 1 cream egg, or 4-5 small cream eggs
  • 1.5 cups milk, I used 1%
  • 8 ounces of brewed coffee

Instructions

  1. Add all ingredients to your Vitamix or Blendtec blender. Using the soup or hot setting allow the mixture to blend for ~5 mins.
  2. Pour and enjoy.

Notes

The cream egg will melt, mixing nicely with the coffee and milk.
If you prefer a latte you can swap out the coffee for 1-2 shots of espresso for an extra caffeine kick.

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