Have you tried Dalgona coffee yet? It’s really heavy both on sugar and in caffein but tastes soooo good! Super simple recipe below. ♡
What you need for Dalgona coffee →
Equal amounts (I used 1 table spoon of each) of three ingredients; • sugar (I prefer cane sugar) • instant coffee (the cheap, regular one goes great) • hot/boiling water
Mix all above together with blender or stick blender until it turns to a beautiful foam. The longer you whisp, the lighter and thicker the foam becomes.
Put some milk (hot or cold, depending on preference) in a glass. I used hot vanilla flavoured soy milk for this and poured half a glass of it.
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Dalgona coffee | a piece of heaven
Have you tried Dalgona coffee yet? It’s really heavy both on sugar and in caffein but tastes soooo good! Super simple recipe below. ♡
What you need for Dalgona coffee →
Equal amounts (I used 1 table spoon of each) of three ingredients;
• sugar (I prefer cane sugar)
• instant coffee (the cheap, regular one goes great)
• hot/boiling water
Mix all above together with blender or stick blender until it turns to a beautiful foam. The longer you whisp, the lighter and thicker the foam becomes.
Put some milk (hot or cold, depending on preference) in a glass. I used hot vanilla flavoured soy milk for this and poured half a glass of it.
Pour the foam on top.
That’s it. Pure bliss! ♡
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