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Witches’ brew Pumpkin Mocha recipe

Let’s conjure up a spooky-sweet potion worthy of your cauldron (or coffee mug). Here’s a Halloween-themed coffee recipe that’s equal parts cozy and creepy: --- 🎃 Witches’ Brew Pumpkin Mocha 🧪 Ingredients: • 1 cup freshly brewed coffee (or 1 shot espresso + ¾ cup hot water) • ½ cup milk (dairy or non-dairy) • 2 tbsp pumpkin purée • 1 tbsp cocoa powder • 1½ tbsp maple syrup (or brown sugar) • ½ tsp pumpkin pie spice • ¼ tsp vanilla extract • Whipped cream (optional) • Crushed chocolate cookies or candy corn for garnish 🔥 Instructions: 1. Simmer the spell: In a small saucepan, combine milk, pumpkin purée, cocoa powder, maple syrup, pumpkin pie spice, and vanilla. Heat gently, stirring until smooth and steamy. 2. Summon the brew: Pour the hot coffee into a mug. Add the pumpkin mocha mixture and stir well. 3. Top with flair: Crown your creation with whipped cream, a sprinkle of crushed cookies, or a few candy corn pieces for a festive finish. 4. Serve with a cackle: Enjoy while wrapped in a cozy blanket, watching your favorite Halloween flick. ---

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