20 Easy & Delicious Frangelico Cocktails

Starting off, we have a simple but delicious Frangelico Sour! Ingredients are just Frangelico, egg white, and lime juice. Shake them all up together and you have a lightly sweet, tart, and incredibly drinkable sour!

Here's another more unique take on the Frangelico Sour! It has all of the same ingredients as the above recipe, but adds in bourbon plus two other fun twists that totally change the taste and smell of the drink.

The first is adding a sage leaf as a garnish for extra aromatics. Then, you put Scotch in a spray bottle and add a spritz or two to the final cocktail, which adds smokiness and nuance. It also uses Peychaud's bitters to add a pop of red.

This cocktail is perfect for any coffee lovers in the room! It's equal parts Frangelico, espresso, Kahlua, and vodka.

While martini purists will insist this isn't an actual martini, which are just made with gin or vodka and vermouth, I'm perfectly fine with breaking the rules and this sounds incredibly tasty! (PS: on that note, prepare for more "martinis" on this list 😂) .

While this cocktail might sound strange to some, it actually makes perfect sense! Citrus and nut flavors go together wonderfully in cocktails, and this is no exception. It's also only TWO ingredients!

All you need is lime juice and Frangelico. Shake them up together, pour it over ice, and you have a simple, refreshing cocktail.

Who doesn't love a good riff on an Old Fashioned? If you're not familiar with the classic cocktail, it's made with sugar, bitters, and whiskey with an orange twist or cherry garnish.

This variation of an Old Fashioned uses Frangelico for sweetness instead of sugar, alongside whiskey, mole bitters, and Angostura bitters. Perfect for sipping next to a fire place when it's cold outside!

Here's a warm, festive Frangelico cocktail that I love making in the winter! It's basically an Irish coffee on steroids.

Ingredients are Irish whiskey, Frangelico, Baileys, Kahlua, coffee, and whipped cream. So it's super decadent and creamy with strong notes of nuts and coffee. YUM.

Here's another decadent cocktail that tastes just like a Toblerone chocolate bar. Ingredients are Frangelico, Kahlua, Baileys, honey, and double cream.

Garnish with chocolate sauce around the rim for a delicious and creative dessert cocktail!

While we're on the subject of decadent cocktails, this one is beyond tasty and perfect for the holidays! All you need to make it is Frangelico, Rumchata, vanilla vodka, and chocolate liqueur.

This drink proves you can have your cake and drink it too!

If you love Hot Toddies and hazelnut, this recipe is truly the best of both worlds! The base of the cocktail, which makes four servings, is a half cup each of Frangelico and bourbon. From there, you just need pantry staples like water, brown sugar, vanilla, cinnamon sticks, and cloves.

Here's another hot cocktail made with Frangelico that's perfect for cold weather! Just the name alone makes me need a glass (or two) STAT.

OH and did I mention it's only three ingredients aside from spices!? All you need is Frangelico, rye whiskey, and apple cider. Simple fall perfection.

I know this is technically a shot instead of a cocktail, but it's SO good and unexpected that I had to include it. Trust me when I say this shot will blow your mind. First off, there's actually no chocolate or chocolate flavoring in it, but it tastes exactly like a german chocolate cake.

Somehow it achieves this flavor with only Frangelico, vanilla vodka, and lemon. If you don't believe me, try it yourself and you're welcome in advance.

On the subject of chocolate, this is the easiest AND best Frangelico hot chocolate recipe I've ever had. You just need a packet of your favorite instant hot chocolate, milk of your choice, and Frangelico. Top it all off with some whipped cream for the ultimate winter or holiday treat! It doesn't have to be complicated to be delicious, people!

This cocktail is a very loose riff on a White Russian, which is a classic cocktail made with vodka, coffee liqueur, and cream. This variation subs out the coffee liqueur for Frangelico and ditches the vodka for a much lighter but equally decadent cocktail.

If you've never had hot buttered rum before, it's exactly what it sounds like: a cocktail with rum and butter that's served hot. Sounds weird, tastes amazing.

Aside from dark rum and butter, you just need Frangelico, cinnamon, brown sugar, and nutmeg. Such a fun alternative to mulled wine or spiked hot chocolate!

Here's another deliciously decadent cocktail for the holidays! It's essentially a dolled up version of eggnog made with Frangelico, coffee, hazelnut coffee syrup, vodka, and pre-made eggnog. So it's as easy to make as it is tasty and wouldn't add any extra stress to your plate during the holiday season!

A mojito with Frangelico might sound strange, but I swear it works! The Frangelico adds a little bit of sweetness and goes so well with the mint and lime. The only other two ingredients needed are rum and soda water. Simple, refreshing, and a fun twist on a classic!

Champagne and Frangelico is another unexpected combination that has no right being as good as it is! The only 3 ingredients you need to make it are Frangelico, sparkling wine, and a twist of lemon. Would be perfect for New Years or if you just want to add a little extra something to your bubbles!

A drinkable version of a PB&J is everything I ever dreamed of in my adult life. And the best part is you only need 3 ingredients to make this glass of pure happiness! Shake up Frangelico, Chambord, and Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey in a shaker with ice, pour, and serve with a tiny PB&J garnish if you're feeling extra festive.

This drinkable boozy dessert is such a great after dinner treat! Ingredients are Frangelico, ice cream, creme de cacao, milk, chocolate syrup, and of course whipped cream. You genuinely can never go wrong with Frangelico and ice cream, so you know this cocktail is beyond delish.

This cocktail is made up of exclusively Italian liqueurs and is a riff on a Negroni. It's made with Frangelico, Campari, Limoncello, and lemon juice. So it's going to have a super unique flavor that's a little bitter, nutty, and citrusy all at once.