21 Eye-Opening Desserts for Coffee Lovers

21 Eye-Opening Desserts for Coffee Lovers

Brownies have a richly indulgent level of chocolate. But boost them with coffee-flavored liqueur and instant coffee granules, and these brownies are on another level from most coffee dessert recipes.

Harness the power of your microwave to make coffee-laced chocolate truffles. You can adjust the amount of coffee to suit your own taste, and dip the truffles in dark or white chocolate for a sophisticated finish.

Want to impress someone? Spring this multi-layered bowl of gorgeousness on them. (You don't have to let anyone know how ridiculously easy it is to make.)

Dense and fudgy, this chocolate and coffee dessert is a highly impressive option for a dinner party or family gathering. Recipe creator Kim says you should be careful to not overbake it so it retains its luscious mouthfeel.

Great news: You don't have to cook an egg custard to make this rich and creamy ice cream. Reviewer CK1380 mixed toffee pieces into her batch, which of course sounds amazing. What will you mix into yours?

Inspired by a popular coffee shop drink, this coffee-infused loaf is topped by a brown sugar glaze that really makes the whole thing work. Be sure to read Dianne's cooking tips so the glaze turns out just right.

Be sure to allow plenty of time for chilling this mile-high confection as you build it layer by layer. For a pie with even more buzz, check out our Coffee Liqueur Ice Cream Pie.

What's coffee's favorite baked good? Doughnuts, of course! This ice box cake combines the dynamic duo into a fun dessert for picnics or barbeques.

A little bit of instant coffee intensifies the chocolate flavor in these banana muffins, but some reviewers upped the coffee and loved it even more.

First, you boil down coffee into a syrupy-thick concentrate. Then you make brownies out of it. Then you kiss your self-control goodbye. Read Steppy's review if you have any doubts about your brain on caffeine.

A high-octane version of a classic chocolate chip cookie. Althea LeBlanc says any kind of nuts work in this recipe, but toasted hazelnuts are especially great.

This single-serve dessert checks off the quick and easy dessert boxes but then goes even further by being paleo-friendly.

The beloved crinkle cookies get a deeply flavorful upgrade instant coffee. "My friends really enjoy these. They are so easy to make and easy to roll. The coffee really adds to the chocolate taste. You can add chips or nuts. Fun to experiment," reviewer Mary wrote.

Well, I don't know if this really delivers on the promise of no workout needed, but the part about it being a chocolate cake is certainly true. And the reviewers love it! Definitely worth a try, but don't cancel your gym membership.

Basg might be onto something with this review: "I've made many a pecan pie, and this was one of the best. The recipe is similar to all the others, but something (maybe the coffee?) made it a cut above."

Let's make it a baker's dozen. There's no better companion for coffee than donuts. These chocolate donuts are baked (not deep-fried) and feature a touch of strong-brewed coffee in the mix. "After tons of trial and error, I have finally created a baked donut that isn't compromised in flavor or texture," says stephmoskal. "Add your favorite glaze or powdered sugar, or enjoy without anything else — they're that good!"

Coffee-flavored liqueur goes into the frosting, filling, and the cake itself, so you know it's delicious. But if that's not enough, this recipe boasts more than 1,000 reviews averaging five stars.

We can't forget to include the ultimate coffee lover's dessert, the affogato. Just drown two scoops of vanilla ice cream in coffee for an instant pick-me-up.

A cup of strong brewed coffee flavors this old-fashioned cake. Cocoa powder in the icing gives it a nice mocha flavor.

Thanks to cappuccino coffee powder and white cake mix, you can prep this cake (or a batch of cupcakes) in just 10 minutes.

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