Brown Sugar Shaken Espresso
The coffeehouse shaken espresso — brown-sugar flavor, 0g sugar, about 25 calories.
Brown sugar is just sugar plus molasses flavor — so we split the job: cinnamon, vanilla, and a drop of maple extract carry the flavor, and 20 mg of pure sucralose carries the sweetness. Shaken hard over ice, topped with almond milk.

[Sucralose_Dose]
2 × 10 mg scoops (20 mg total)
≈ 1 tbsp of sugar
SCOOP MATH: 1 × 10 MG SCOOP ≈ 1.5 TSP SUGAR // 1 × 100 MG SCOOP ≈ 5 TBSP SUGAR // 333 MG ≈ 1 CUP. Both micro-scoops ship in the 100 g bag.
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[Ingredients] — 1 servings
[Method] — 4 steps
Pull the espresso (hot is fine — see the heat note).
Add espresso, sucralose, cinnamon, vanilla, and maple extract to a shaker or lidded jar with 1 cup of ice.
Shake hard for 15–20 seconds until frothy and cold.
Pour over fresh ice, top with the almond milk, and give it one lazy stir.
[Heat_Check]
Hot espresso is safely below sucralose's ~120 °C limit — dissolving it in hot drinks is fine. The no-go zone is dry, high-heat baking, and there's none of that here.
[Tips]
- Want it coffeehouse-sweet? Add a third 10 mg scoop (≈ 1.5 tbsp sugar total).
- The cinnamon needs the shake — it disperses into the foam instead of clumping.
- Swap the almond milk for 2 tbsp heavy cream for a richer top layer (adds ~100 calories, still 0g added sugar).
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Recipe[Get_The_Scoops]
This recipe is measured in our scoops.
The 100 g bag of pure, batch-tested sucralose ships with the exact 10 mg and 100 mg micro-scoops these recipes use — enough sweetness for roughly 300 cups of sugar, with the third-party COA published for every lot.