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Chocolate-Covered Coffee Beans are a caffeinated snack recipe that is easy to make with only 2 required ingredients: Coffee beans (or espresso beans) and chocolate melting wafers. Customize them with your favorite kind of chocolate. They make a great, snack, holiday treat, and edible gift!
Estimated reading time: 5 minutes
Hi Everyone, have you ever bought Chocolate-Covered Coffee Beans at a coffee shop or specialty store and thought, "These would be so easy to make!"
I certainly have, many times, that's how this Chocolate-Covered Coffee Beans recipe came about.
I was also feeling nostalgia for the kind of Chocolate-Covered Coffee Beans that I use to buy at Starbucks a long time ago and I thought, "Why not try a homemade version of them?"
I set the serving size to 1 tablespoon and there are 16 servings in this recipe.
I personally love to use dark roast coffee beans or espresso beans for this recipe.
This is one of those recipes that is somewhere between a snack and candy.
You can let them harden at room temperature but I usually put the tray in the refrigerator for 5-10 minutes.
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This recipe is inspired by Chocolate-Covered Coffee Beans from The Spruce Eats.
The recipe that this recipe is inspired by uses 1 teaspoon coconut oil mixed into the chocolate. I prefer my Chocolate-Covered Coffee Beans to be more like a morsel and not as likely to melt. You can try to mix the chocolate with coconut oil though if you prefer.
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Chocolate-Covered Coffee Beans are a caffeinated snack recipe that is easy to make with only 2 ingredients: Coffee beans (or espresso beans) and chocolate melting wafers. Customize them with your favorite kind of chocolate. They make a great holiday treat and edible gift!
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Please note that the Calculated Nutrition is an estimate at best.
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