**Please Note – The printable recipe card with detailed instructions, complete ingredient measurements, and nutritional information for making Traditional Irish Coffee is available near the end of this post.
The ingredient list;
- Brewed Coffee
- Irish Whiskey
- Whipped Cream
- Green Sugar (optional)
This winter has been one of the coldest on record and it’s only January 25th! How will we ever make it through another two to three months of this bone-chilling cold? Irish Coffee to the rescue! It’s magically delicious!
Not only will this warm your bones, but it will also put a little pep in your step too! And who doesn’t need that, my laddies? Shhh, that’s Scottish. Don’t tell 🙂
How to make Irish Coffee;
- Brew coffee, as strong or as weak as you like.
- Add Irish whiskey, as much or as little as you like.
- Top with whipped cream, as much or as little as you like.
- Sprinkle with green sugar (optional), as much or as little as you like.
For additional for St. Patrick’s Day recipes, please click on the following titles for;
- Corned Beef and Cabbage for the Slow Cooker from Spend with Pennies
- Colcannon Irish Potatoes from Whole Food Bellies
- Irish Potato Candy from Sugar and Soul
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Below is the printable recipe card for today’s Traditional Irish Coffee.
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Eye-opening and delicious!
- 2 cups brewed coffee
- 2 shots Irish whiskey
- ½ cup whipped cream
- green sugar optional
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Divide the hot coffee and Irish whiskey into two coffee mugs.
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Top with whipped cream and green sugar, if desired.
I sincerely hope you’ve enjoyed today’s recipe for Traditional Irish Coffee as much as I’ve enjoyed bringing it to you!
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And what goes better with original Irish coffee than the Irish Claddagh? The symbol of love, loyalty, and friendship. Long ago a friend of mine once told me it’s meaning was this, “I hold your heart in my hands, and crown it with my love.” Priceless!
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I haven't had an Irish Coffee in years! If I had a few of these served to me this Winter I may have never want to get changed from flannel pj's, robe and slippers. Not to mention moving me away from a cozy fireplace would be a feat in itself. So looking forward to the end of this Arctic Vortex!!!
You and me both, Paula! This has been one of the longest winters I've ever experienced and it's only January! UGH!
Printed and can not wait to make the Irish Coffee….it is calling me
It's been calling my name too, Pam. You're going to love this!
I will be in Ireland in April. This recipe really has me in the mood! So simple too – making it this weekend!
Lucky girl! I’m dying to go to Ireland. Hopefully, someday I will. Have a wonderful time, Beth!
Delicious! St. Paddy’s Day wouldn’t be complete without Irish Coffee. 😉
I couldn’t agree more, Samantha!! 😉