Sugar Free Copycat Jamocha Shake

Sugar Free Copycat Jamocha Shake is really perfect for right now.

I am so thrilled that this recipe can actually be made sugar free!
 

Sugar Free Copycat Jamocha Shake

 
This is a sugar free copycat version of that popular milkshake dessert.

I am also included alternatives to make this a keto and low carb Jamocha shake recipe!
 

Have you tried my Sugar Free Copycat Frosty recipe?

That copycat recipe for a popular frozen beverage dessert is also a lot like the original version except that it is made without added sugar.
Both recipes, this one and the copycat frosty recipe, are sugar free versions of popular restaurant ideas.

 

People seem to like these great tasting Sugar Free Cheesecake recipes. Many of these cheesecakes are keto, low in carbs, vegan, or even gluten free!

This recipe is for anyone asking what is a Jamocha shake made of.

I must say that possibly the biggest reason why these shakes are so popular is that they feature two popular flavors that people live by.
These two flavors are may favorite as well.

I think of 'Jamocha' as a marriage between chocolate and coffee.
Perhaps it is called 'Jamocha' partly because of the Java + Mocha.
Then things get better when we add a bit of ice cream to the marriage.

 

I have been asked what are the ingredients in Arby's Jamocha shake.

We may not know exactly what ingredients go into that famous shake.
However, we do know what flavors that shake is famous for.

I suppose that we can only assume what is in the famous Jamocha shakes.
Obviously, there should be coffee, chocolate (syrup?), and some kind of ice cream.
Also, we can assume that there is sugar, probably a lot of sugar.
 

Here are some tips for making a copycat 'Jamocha' shake.

Really, any kind of coffee works in this recipe. If you are looking for a low to no caffeine shake, feel free to use a coffee that has low to no caffeine in it.

Here are some more helpful tips for you.

1. This recipe calls for chocolate syrup. You can find sugar free chocolate syrup here.
2. This recipe is made with vanilla ice cream. I have a recipe for sugar free vanilla ice cream that you can use. Also, there are all kinds of sugar free or keto low carb diet friendly vanilla ice cream choices available. However, if you are really feeling experimental, why not try another flavor?
3. Make this Jamocha shake more into a frozen dessert. Simply place it into the freezer until mostly frozen. It probably will not take longer than a couple of hours depending on how cold the shake is before you freeze it.

 

Low carb and keto friendly alternatives for milk.

The original version of this recipe probably calls for a full-fat milk in order to make it more rich and thick. You can simply use a nut or oat milk (adjusting as needed for texture). However, combining one of those choices with half and half is another great idea for achieving a thick texture in a low carb keto friendly way.
 

Here are some similar recipes that you may also like.

 

• Sugar Free Blueberry Ice Cream.
• Homemade Sugar Free Chocolate Ice Cream.
• How to make a sugar free Copycat Chick-fil-A Frozen Lemonade
• Sugar Free Chocolate Banana Ice Cream recipe.
• Also, Sugar Free Iced Coffee Macchiato.
• Popular Low Carb Pizza Rolls.

 

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The recipe for Sugar Free Jamocha Shake

I mentioned that really any kind of coffee should work okay with this recipe.
Feel free to use a low or no caffeine coffee if desired.

Also mentioned were low carb or keto alternatives that can be used in this recipe.

Using nut or oat milk (adjusting as needed for texture) and possibly combining one of those choices with half and half is a great idea for achieving a thick texture in a low carb keto friendly way. Also, look for a low carb keto diet friendly vanilla ice cream at your local grocery store. You can find sugar free chocolate syrup here.

 

Ingredients needed to make

• Coffee- 1 ½ cups, cold.
• Milk- ¾ cup. Whole milk is preferred. However, you can use a lower carb milk such as a nut milk as desired.
• Vanilla Extract- 1 teaspoon.
• Sugar Alternative- equivalent to 2 tablespoons of sugar.
• Vanilla Ice Cream- 3 cups. Look for a sugar free or keto low carb vanilla 'bean' ice cream if possible. I have a recipe for sugar free vanilla ice cream that you can use.
• Sugar Free Chocolate Syrup- (up to) 5 tablespoons. Some folks are good with three tablespoons while others like five. Use what you prefer. You can find sugar free chocolate syrup here.
• Optional- toppings such as whipped topping.

 

How to make a 'sugar free Jamocha shake'.

 

• In a blender, blend together the coffee, milk, vanilla extract, and sugar alternative on medium for 15-20 seconds to dissolve the sugar alternative.
• Add the ice cream to the blender and three tablespoons of the sugar free chocolate syrup. Continue to blend on medium high until you reach your desired consistency.
• To thin out the shake, simple add additional milk. Also, to thicken the shake, set it in the freezer for up to 30 minutes.
• Serve the shakes with optional whipped topping and remaining syrup.

 

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Nutritional Information is only an estimate and can vary especially with ingredients that are used.

Sugar Free Copycat Jamocha Shake, a low carb, keto, and sugar free recipe version of the popular chocolate and coffee milkshake dessert.

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