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      Homemade Coffee Extract

      Randy's Deliciously Rich-Coffee Extract

      Posted by VanillaPura Pro ·

      Who knew coffee extract could be such a handy and delicious addition to your kitchen pantry!

      This full-bodied extract will enhance just about any recipe but especially all things chocolate. Randy's extract is also a great replacement for espresso powder in all your sweet or savory recipes. 

      Make new friends, learn a new craft and get 50% OFF your first vanilla extract starter kit by signing up for a virtual extract making class by clicking here and registering today. 

      You can see Randy's posts and progress in our private Facebook group, Making Vanilla Extract by VanillaPura. 

      We are proud to share the recipe here in Randy's words:

      Ingredients:
      • 2oz. of coffee beans (I went with a Kona blend from Safeway but go with your favorite bean)
      •  8oz. Of vodka .
      *I change out the beans twice over the course of a month and look forward to it being done next month 
      Happy extracting!
      14 comments

      14 comments

      Do you think I could use 190 proof to make this or would it be too strong? I prefer using Diamond Clear for my extracts, its basically Everclear but its organic. I love keeping my recipes as organic as possible. Do you think I would need to dilute it? Thanks :)

      Kristin B. on

      Hi! I used whole Peet’s aged Sumatra coffee beans with vodka and rum. Yummy strong coffee flavor….made liquor……some is sitting with a couple of vanilla beans. Some I also had carob nibs mixed in. Your recipe started it all! Thank you. Oh…also did it in food grade glycerin 😁

      Laurie Van Unen on

      I was switching out my beans and now only have about 1/2 cup of liquid! Is this normal? Should I add more vodka when I add the new beans?

      Janice Meeks on

      Hello, Derrick!

      The process is about two months but be sure to test taste it and adjust based on your liking!

      VanillaPura on

      Maybe I’m just not seeing it. But how long is the process all together? Change the beans twice a month for how many months?

      Derrick Quema on

      Hi Pamela!

      A coffee grinder would certainly work in making a coarse grind. :) Happy extracting!

      VanillaPura on

      I don’t have a morter and pestle so would I be ale to use a coffee grinder for a course grind?

      PAMELA A REIGER on

      Hi Mary!
      You just need to combine the ingredients in a glass jar with a lid and leave the extract in a cool/dark place. The recommendation from the person who gave us the recipe is to switch out the coffee beans twice a month for a richer flavor. Hope this helps!

      VanillaPura on

      I would prefer step by step instructions in words versus pictures

      MaryEllen Cottmeyer on

      I’m confused are you using 8 ounces of vanilla that’s already made are you using vanilla beans?

      Nancy on

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