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Blueberry Coffee ... it'll change your life!

  • Jennifer Jones
  • Jul 17
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 24


My blueberry coffee brand of choice.
My blueberry coffee brand of choice.

Blueberry Coffee, You Say? Is That Really a Thing?


The idea of blending fruity blueberry flavor with bold, robust coffee might sound… odd. I get it. When I first heard about it, my initial reaction was somewhere between “Huh?” and “Why not?”


Still, I’m always game to try new foods and mix up my drinks. So, I approached my first blueberry coffee with curiosity—and, yes, a healthy dose of skepticism.

Could this actually work? Could blueberries and coffee really get along in the same cup?


A Flavorful Surprise

To my surprise, the first sip was a revelation.


The blueberry didn’t overpower the coffee—it enhanced it. Just a hint of tartness, a whisper of natural sweetness, and that deep, cozy richness of the brew. Unexpected, yes. But somehow… it worked. Really well.


Hot, it was aromatic and comforting—like sipping something familiar with a new twist.

But the real test? Trying it iced.


Iced Blueberry Coffee = Summer in a Glass


Iced blueberry coffee was just as delightful—maybe even more so.

The refreshing chill brought out the fruity brightness even more. It was crisp, invigorating, and felt like the kind of summer drink I didn’t know I was missing.

This wasn’t just a quirky one-time experiment. This was something I’d order again. Maybe even crave. A legit twist on iced coffee that feels worth repeating.


Embracing Unexpected Flavor


This little flavor adventure reminded me why I love trying new things.

Blueberry coffee felt like a gentle rebellion against the expected—vanilla, caramel, hazelnut. All fine. But what if coffee could be… fruit-forward?


Trying it opened my eyes (and taste buds) to the possibilities. There’s a whole world of coffee flavors out there just waiting to be explored.


So if you're even a little adventurous? I highly recommend giving blueberry coffee a try. Hot, iced, or cold-brewed—you might be surprised.


Pass the Word ☕💙

I even saved a packet for my father-in-law, convinced it might change his life.

Naturally, he was skeptical. After tasting it, his verdict?

“A very good cup of coffee.”

Not life-altering, in his opinion. But I told him: give it time. Some revolutions begin quietly.


😉

One Last Note (and a Hint)


Nope—I’m not being paid to hype up blueberry coffee. (Though if any blueberry coffee brands are reading this, I wouldn't say no to a case showing up at my door.)

Just a happy discovery—from one coffee lover to another.


💬 Your Turn!

Have you tried any unexpected coffee flavors lately?Share your favorites—or the weirdest combos you’ve ever loved—in the comments below!

Thanks for reading The 3rd Flamingo

\A blog for art lovers, creative wanderers, and anyone who’s ever made a beautiful mess.

2 Comments


Guest
Jul 25

I normally am a vanilla or cinnamon coffee drinker, so when you told me about this I was skeptical at best. However, I was curious enough to order it and you were spot on! It is great! I am going to try a few other flavors.

If anyone wants to order some just let Jennifer know or post it here. Friend referrals get $20.00 off on their first order. You just have to provide your email address to Jennifer and she can have the link sent to you.

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Aug 07
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Yay! Another blueberry coffee fan!

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Jennifer Jones, “The Third Flamingo,” is an Oklahoma City–based artist whose award‑winning, whimsical paintings bring insects, flamingos, and wild creatures to life with bold, vibrant colors. After a career as a real‑estate attorney, she channeled her childhood imagination into expressive canvases that spark joy and wonder in every brushstroke.

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