Holiday Beverages to Serve in Your Coffee Shop

The holiday season is upon us, and if you haven’t unearthed your holiday-themed menu, now is the time. Whether you manage a coffee shop, a breakfast nook, or any other restaurant that serves up delicious lattes and steamy beverages - it’s time to put your Santa hat on and start bringing Christmas joy in a cup - aka sugary caffeine. Fast Fix LLC helps repair commercial restaurant equipment in Mid-Missouri, and this includes espresso machines. Check out these lattes and drinks that are brewing with holiday magic, and don’t be afraid to spice things up!


Chai Eggnog

Looking to spice things up this season? Chai eggnog is the best of both worlds. The homemade eggnog will inspire the flavors of hearth and home, while the touch of chai tea and dash of bourbon can make for an extra special, toasty, beverage.

Ingredients
Coconut milk
Almond milk
Egg yolks
Maple syrup
Cinnamon
Salt
Chai tea
Vanilla
Optional: bourbon, rum, or brandy

Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate

It’s not officially winter, yet, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still pretend. It’s time to treat your customers to something incredibly decadent and warm. A salted caramel hot chocolate is so luxurious, and the perfect drink to offer on a cold winter evening or blustery holiday morning.

Ingredients
Chocolate chips
Caramels
Milk
Heavy cream
Vanilla
Fine sea salt
Optional: whipping cream, caramel sauce

Cranberry Thyme Spritz

Okay, so this beverage isn’t hot, but it’s definitely steeped in the holiday spirit. Coming out of Thanksgiving makes this beverage so incredibly festive, and the unique compliment of thyme makes for an indulgent delight.

Ingredients
Honey
Cranberries
Ginger
Vodka
Elderflower Liquor
Grapefruit juice
Lime juice
Ginger beers
Star anise

Spiked Coconut Vanilla Steamer

This drink is about a cozy and it is surprising! It’s made with whole and coconut milk, spiced rum, even more, coconut flavoring and vanilla - it’s basically heaven on earth, your customers will love it.

Ingredients
Spiced Rum
Whole milk
Canned coconut milk
Coconut extract
Toasted coconut for garnish


Frozen Gingerbread Hot Chocolate

If it’s going to be cold outside, you may as well serve up a little of the winter magic for your guests indoors! Winter drinks don’t have to be hot, so whip up this frozen beverage and enjoy this sweet and spicy beverage.

Ingredients
Hot chocolate
Vanilla ice cream
Vanilla extract
Nutmeg
Ground ginger
Ground cinnamon
Optional: cream and chocolate shavings

Pumpkin Spiced Latte

Yeah, yeah, we know. This is a classic, it’s maybe a bit overused, but it’s still so delicious, and incredibly tasty for this time of year. If your restaurant places a priority on serving up healthy and delicious cuisine, you can try this beverage by using some REAL and fresh ingredients.

Ingredients
Pumpkin pie spice
Pumpkin puree
Honey
Milk
Vanilla
Espresso
Whipped cream for serving
Chocolate extract (for a mocha spin)

Sipping, Sharing, and Celebrating

The holiday season is a magical time when friends and family come together to toast the old year, ring in the new and indulge in wonderful treats. Of course, the only thing that makes it a lot less magical is when your equipment breaks down. From your espresso machines and steamers to your stovetops and refrigerators - one breakdown can make a huge impact on the functionality of your kitchen space. Don’t let a breakdown keep you from bringing in the big bucks and keeping your guests happy. One call does it all, so make sure you reach out to Fast Fix LLC for all of your commercial restaurant equipment repair needs. Happy holidays from the Fast Fix team - we hope it’s merry and bright!



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