What is Lazy Eye
And how to make one at home.

(Easy Recipe)

Drip coffee with three espresso shots for an intense caffeine boost.

Updated On: Jun 06, 2025

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Lazy Eye, also known as a "triple shot in the dark," blends drip coffee with three espresso shots, delivering an intense caffeine kick. This bold coffee is ideal for those needing a serious energy boost to tackle long days or nights.

Origin Story of Lazy Eye

Lazy Eye, an intense American coffee, combines drip coffee with three espresso shots for a powerful wake-up call.

How is Lazy Eye made?

Lazy Eye combines drip coffee with three espresso shots, creating a potent, bold coffee with a deep flavor, perfect for high-energy needs.

Rich History and Origins of Lazy Eye

Descriptive of its intense caffeine content, suggesting it wakes up even the "laziest" eyes.

Emerging in American coffee culture, Lazy Eye builds on the Red Eye by adding three espresso shots to drip coffee, catering to those seeking an extreme caffeine boost.

Ideal time to Enjoy Lazy Eye

Best for early mornings or when an extreme caffeine boost is needed.

Aroma Profile	Strong and Robust
Flavour Notes	Strong, Intense
Roast Level	Dark
Preparation Difficulty Level	Medium
Best Brewing Equipment	Drip Coffee Maker
Serving Glassware	Coffee Mug

Authentic Recipe Of Lazy Eye

TIME TO PREPARE : 2-3 min

Triple the kick, brewed in a flash.

Steps:

Brew a cup of coffee to your desired strength.
Add espresso shots to taste.
Pour until creamy and frothy.
Serve immediately for an intense coffee boost.

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Coffee Pairings (Food)

Hearty Breakfast Foods, Pancakes

Recommended Pairing Drinks

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Customisation Options

Adjust espresso quantity

Nutritional Profile & Other Information on Lazy Eye

Serving Size	240 - 360 (mL)	8.12 - 12.17 (Oz)
Caffeine	189 - 255 mg
Calories	5 - 15 kcal
Suitable For	Low Fat Diet

Sugar: 0 gm

Net Carbs: 0 gm

Total Fat: 0 gm

Protein: 1 gm

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Condensed Milk

Offers a thick, sweetened texture, popular in specialty coffees worldwide.

Whole Milk

Provides a creamy and rich texture ideal for a luxurious coffee experience.

Cashew Milk

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Half-and-Half

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Coconut Milk

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