How to Make A Iced Coquito Latte At Home using the 787 Coffee Recipe
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We understand that life can get busy sometimes and there are times when you may not be able to visit our 787 coffee shop to enjoy your favorite Coquito latte. Don’t worry! We have the best coffee guide that can help you make your Coquito Latte at home
What Do You Need?
Espresso Machine
Grinder
Tamper (Manual or automatic)
Coffee beans (Either Whole or Grounded)
787 Coffee Homemade Coquito
Milk
Step 1: Grind Up the Magic
Begin by grinding your coffee beans, if not grounded, we recommend you using our MOST popular Rum infused coffee beans! it is a single origin specialty coffee bean from Mexico that has smokey cinnamon and dark chocolate notes
This is the ultimate combo with the coquito sauce, and you can get the full 787 specialty coffee shop experience at home!
Step 2: Dial in the Grind
Make sure your grinder is set to a fine espresso setting. You want your grind to feel a little like powdered sugar. get your portafilter and get those grinds!
(787 Baristas use 17.5 of Grounded coffee)
Too coarse = watery espresso. Too fine = bitter. Just right? Chef’s kiss
Step 3: Pack It Down
Once your coffee grounds are in the portafilter, it’s time to tamp!
If you have a manual tamper gently apply 30 lbs of pressure of the coffee down with your tamping tool until it’s nice and flat. Not too hard, not too soft, but just right.
Have your portafilter leveled on a table, and when you pressed down. Make sure your arm is making a right angle to push down on portafilter
AVOID USING WRIST AT ALL TIMES
Now lock the portafilter into your espresso machine, hit the extraction button, and let the magic happen!
Step 4: Extract Your Espresso
Start extracting a double shot of espresso, of your favorite coffee
At 787 coffee out double shot of espresso is (50 ml)
Step 5: Add That Coquito Sauce
Pour 30 ml of our homemade Coquito sauce into a jigger or a tiny measuring glass
If you have neither of those appliances (30 milliliters (ml) is roughly equivalent to 2 tablespoons)
Step 6: Stir it up
Find your favorite cup, and pour in your espresso (Soooo YUMY).
Pour your Coquito sauce over the espresso, then find either a straw, utensil, or anything long enough to mix the coquito sauce and espresso.
Once it it poured you can swirl your cup around to mix the espresso.
(Swirl it 5 times)
Let the aromas and creama integrate harmoniously to release the best flavors
Step 7: Ice, Ice Baby
After that fill your glass half full of ice. To keep it at a cool refreshing temperature, and leaving enough room to mix your milk
Step 8: Pick Your Milk, Make It Yours
Finally it’s, all coming together! select YOUR choice of either dairy or non-dairy milk. Pour it into your cup and fill it to your liking
Step 9: The Final Act
Lastly either with your straw or utensil give your latte that final mix and Taa Daa! watch how the ingredients come together to create a delicious coquito latte. Hope YOU enjoy!
Coquito Latte
Our Coquito latte is a way for our caffeinated humans to enjoy the excitement of Puerto Ricos favorite holiday drink! Puerto Rico is known for having the world’s longest Christmas, starting from November first all the way till mid January. It's a traditional Christmas drink and their version of egg nog. Coquito is traditionally made with condense coconut milk, cinnamon, and Bad Bunny’s favorite RUM. We turned this holiday drink all year round with the intention of creating moments that are worth living. This is why we made a delicious sauce that would make you happy. And what better way to do it than with something homemade, healthy, full of flavor, and of course, full of love and care. We make our coquito sauce for you to take home, so your morning coffee can bring you happiness every moment you wake up, even when you can't visit 787 Coffee shop!
The perfect home barista and baking flavor with our exclusive, top-selling Coquito Latte Sauce. Add a touch of Caribbean flavor to your coquito lattes or baked goods with this Puerto Rican holiday mix from 787 Coffee.
Add decadent coquito flavor into drinks and desserts with this sweet, creamy sauce from 787 Coffee. Our naturally flavored Coquito Sauce features the taste of coconut and cinnamon to a deep amber. Our smooth, rich sauce contains coconut, eggnog and a pinch of coconut flakes for a perfect balance in the texture. Try our versatile Coquito Sauce in a wide range of beverage and culinary applications. Add to coffee, mochas, frappes or hot cocoa for a twist of creamy coconut - Puerto Rican flavor.
Coquito Latte Sauce is Dairy Free, made in New York City at 787 Coffee.
Transform Your Coffee & Baking with 787 Coffee's Coquito Latte Sauce – Authentic Puerto Rican Flavor.
The perfect gift for home baristas, coquito lovers, bakers and coffee aficionados.
The bottle is 200 ml.
To summarize
We hope this 787 coffee guide of making a coquito latte helped you become an expert barista at home. Our coquito sauce was made so you can take home and try different recipes not just our wow latte recipes, but other desserts that you love! you can use it on your ice cream, your cake recipes , your morning waffles and everything you love. we hope you get creative and share this delicious recipe to the humans you love and enjoy spending time with.
if you create something with our coquito sauce share it with the caffeinated community, and follow us through social media!
Stay caffeinated and motivated.
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Whole bean stays freshest if you have a grinder. If you don't, we grind to order for your brewer:
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Type: 100% single origin specialty-grade Arabica
Origins: Puerto Rico (Hacienda Iluminada, Maricao), Mexico, Colombia
Roast: Medium (Puerto Rico Supremo); [Mexico]; [Colombia]
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How many cups of coffee does a 5 lb bag make?
About 150 to 200 cups, depending on how strong you brew. At 2 tablespoons per cup, most households get 4 to 6 weeks. An office of 10 goes through it in 2 to 3 weeks.
Is this a blend?
No. Every Big Bag is 100% single origin. You choose one origin and that's the only coffee in the bag.
What is the best coffee to buy online in bulk?
Coffee that's roasted to order by the people who grow it. The Big Bag is grown on our own farm in Puerto Rico, roasted after you order, and shipped within days, which is what makes fresh coffee taste fresh.
What does Puerto Rican coffee taste like?
Smooth, full-bodied, and low in acidity, with notes of dark chocolate, caramel, honey, and subtle citrus. Puerto Rico Supremo is honey-processed, meaning the sweet fruit mucilage stays on the bean while it dries in the sun, so the sugars go into the coffee.
Which origin should I choose?
Puerto Rico Supremo for our signature farm-grown coffee. Mexico and Colombia are smooth, dependable daily drinkers that work well for offices and larger groups.
Is 787 Coffee specialty coffee?
Yes. Our coffee is specialty-grade Arabica, and 787 Coffee is ranked #3 in New York City on the World's 100 Best Coffee Shops 2026.
How much is it per pound?
Puerto Rico Supremo is $38 per pound. Mexico is $__ and Colombia is $__. Every 5 lb bag ships free.
Is a 5 lb bag good for an office?
Yes. It's our most popular size for offices, cafés, and restaurants. Subscribe and it arrives on a schedule at 7% off.
Whole bean or ground?
Whole bean if you have a grinder. Otherwise choose the grind for your brewer: drip, espresso, or French press.
Do you ship fresh?
Yes. Every bag is roasted to order and ships within days of roasting.
Can I subscribe?
Yes. Subscriptions save 7% on every delivery, and you can pause or cancel anytime.
What happens when I buy this bag?
You plant a tree. Every 5 lb bag funds one new coffee tree at Hacienda Iluminada, our farm in Maricao, Puerto Rico.
Do you offer wholesale?
Yes. Cafés and restaurants can apply on our wholesale page.
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