Yay! It’s the season of ‘Pumpkin Spice All The Things”!
We’ve been waiting all year for this, friends. It’s the one great perk of summer turning to Autumn, that sweet pumpkin taste which is wildly popular and sought-after.
While there is many ‘pumpkin spice things’ on the market now {the new M&M’s!}, I would reach for the signature flavoured Pumpkin Coffee
Then, I found a hack to make my own at home, check out the Pumpkin Spice Latte recipe in my recipe box here at My Organized Chaos. This recipe is from a few years back and is so good, though it’s also an occasional treat. Which is the same for my Pumpkin Crème Brûlée recipe – told you it’s time to pumpkin spice all the things!
So, a friend came over a few weeks ago and when I offered her a beverage, she asked for a Pumpkin Spice Coffee
That would be the ultimate in pumpkin spice
I got this.
Here is a great recipe for Pumpkin Spice Coffee Creamer, using just 6 yummy ingredients. No explanation is needed other than the suggestion that you might want some whipped cream on hand as a topping, because. Whipped topping.
You’re welcome.
- 1 cup Heavy Whipping Cream
- 3 tbsp Pumpkin Puree
- 3 tsp Pumpkin Pie Spice
- 1 can Sweetened Condensed Milk
- 1 tsp Vanilla
- ½ cup Milk
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Combine cream, milk, condensed milk and vanilla in a bowl. Whisk together thoroughly.
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Add pumpkin spices, whisk to mix.
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Add pumpkin puree and whisk.
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Transfer mixture to a saucepan and begin to heat slowly, continually whisking to incorporate all ingredients.
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When mixture is hot and steaming {but not boiling}, remove off heat and whisk occasionally until completely cooked to prevent a skin from forming on top of mixture.
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Store creamer in a lidded container for up to a week {or for the length of time the expiry date reads on the whipping cream container}.
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Shake container with each use as the spices settle when resting.
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Enjoy!
What is your favourite pumpkin spice treat?
I would love to make this. Pumpkin spice is what fall is all about!
This looks so delicious! Thanks for the recipe!
This recipe is amazing! My husband and daughter will love it! I enjoy a pumpkin scone every now and then!
Everyone loves pumpkin spice esp this time of the year and fall! Thanks for showing us that this can be re-created!
mmm. I NEED to try this! Fall here I come!!!!
You know its fall when everything pumpkin is out, its the only thing tat softens the blow of summer disappearing. Love this recipe, its on my must try list this fall 🙂
I saw this yesterday and made it last night – Sipping on the first cup as I write this morning. Pumpkin Spice flavors are my favorite and to be able to mix them in coffee makes me a happy girl!! Thank you for this recipe, it’s so yummy!
Yumm this looks amazing
Yummy! I made something like this last year, but I’m sure I wouldn’t be able to find the recipe again. Thanks for this.
So sold 🙂 I love pumpkin spice anything hah
Yum! I am definitely going to have to try this out, really like that it has real ingredients instead of artificial flavourings.
I can’t wait to try this. I love to pumpkinize my coffee!
This looks really yummy! I want to make it now so I went ahead and pinned this post.
That looks so yummy! My favorite part of the fall is pumpkin spice EVERYTHING. Yay!
Yum! I have to make this. I love anything and everything pumpkin.
I am so glad to have fall just around the corner! This is the perfect recipe to save me money on store bought flavored creamer.
Oh my goodness, so much more cost effective and healthier than the store-bought. I will totally be making this. I love Pumpkin Spice flavoring. Thanks for sharing.
This sounds so amazing. I love when all the great pumpkin flavors start coming out. I am going to try making this.
This sounds amazing. Pumpkin spice is my favorite. I will be trying this delicious recipe this weekend.
PINNING! I love this idea- way better than buying something from the store, for sure! We love pumpkin spice, but hubby hates the artificial flavors- this is going to rock his mornings!
Pumpkin spice is such a great Fall flavor! It really evokes the season!
That sounds so good and I bet it smells great too. I should totally whip some up for the boyfriend to try out.
This sounds awesome! I will have to make me some.
My girlfriend was just complaining about the cost of her pumpkin lattes! What a great way to make these at home I never would have thought of this.
OMG, this looks heavenly. I love that you know what exactly is in it and I bet you it tastes incredible! Bookmarked!
That looks so delicious. I love pumpkin spice, but I haven’t tried it with coffee. I can’t wait to try your recipe.
That looks so delicious! I can’t wait to try this.
Hello fall! I am so ready for cozy mornings with coffee like this creamer idea! YUM!!
Pumpkin Spice everything is the best! Thanks for sharing this great recipe to make pumpkin spice coffee creamer. I can’t wait to try it out!
I want to try this,it sounds delicious
I’d planned a pumpkin spice in everything crack, but you beat me to it. It’s an amazing flavor that’s for sure.
This is such a great idea.. I am going to make this for my husband to have with his coffee before work!
Oh wow, this is amazing! Thank you for the recipe; I will be using it a lot.
I love pumpkin spice flavouring. This sounds yummy!
The recipe sounds wonderful but with the sweetened condensed milk you are looking at 130 calories for 2Tbsp. Not counting the whipping cream and milk. Their has got to be a better way to make the recipe lighter. But thanks for trying!
I didn’t say it was low-calorie. lol. There are lots of alternative recipes out there to suit dietary needs, for instance, sometimes I substitute for coconut milk. To each their own, this is just one take of many.
OMGosh, I had to pin this! Can’t wait to share it with friends and family….
Finally, after trying 2 other pumpkin spice creamer recipes. This one is a keeper. I’m deleting the others for sure. Thank you111
Just made this delicious pumpkin spice pumpkin creamer. Can’t wait to serve it during the holidays. It’s not too sweet with a hint of pumpkin and spices. Will go great with the pumpkin pie I made yesterday. Thank you for the recipe.