Coffee Milk

Cold milk sweetened and flavoured with coffee syrup, the coffee answer to chocolate milk, and a fixture of Rhode Island.

ColdServed coldFrom United States

Volume
270ml9.1 US fl oz
Espresso
0shots
Caffeine
not published
Glass
Highball300 ml
Highball, 300 ml. Layers in pouring order from the bottom, drawn by volume.
  1. Milk240 ml89%
  2. Syrup30 ml11%
Volume
270ml
Caffeine
not published
Espresso
0shots

Scales every component together, so the ratio holds; caffeine scales with the coffee.

About one part coffee syrup to eight of cold milk, stirred until even, like chocolate milk made with coffee.

Caffeine

Not verified

No FoodData Central reference food matches this preparation, so no caffeine figure is given.

USDA FoodData Central has no reference food for coffee syrup, so caffeine is not given.

A derived figure: the reference food's caffeine per 100 g scaled to the coffee in this build. Real cups vary with the coffee, the dose and the shot.

Variants by country

1
NameCountryHow it differs
coffee cabinetUnited StatesThe milkshake: coffee syrup and milk blended with coffee ice cream.

History

Popular account

Wikidata classes it as a flavoured milk from the United States. Rhode Island naming it the official state drink in 1993 is a popular account here.

Rhode Island, United States; Wikidata records the United States as country of origin.

Popular account

Parts of this story are repeated widely but were not confirmed against a source this atlas accepts. They are kept as the story people tell, not as fact.

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