Iced Maple Daybreak
Recipe
1 Tbsp Daybreak blend of choice
8 oz cold milk of choice
1 Tbsp maple syrup (or to taste)
Generous amount of ice
Cream of choice
- Use a blender to combine the Daybreak blend, cold milk, and maple syrup
- Pour over a generous cup of ice
- Drizzle in desired amount of cream over the top
- Enjoy the refreshing deliciousness!
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