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You can make Dalgona coffee thick for dessert or more like a latte.
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Creamy, frothy, delicious. The world has fallen in love with Dalgona coffee and it’s easy to see why. From Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook, the coffee version of a South Korean sweet of the same name is a multi-layered drink that is as photogenic as it is tasty. With banana bread and homemade pizza, Dalgona coffee has become one of the hottest foods to prepare at home during the coronavirus emergency shutdown.
Best of all, the recipe is easy to make at home alone or with children. And use items you can already have on hand: instant coffee, sugar and milk. You’ll only need a bowl and a few beaters or even a whisk, and you’re on your way. Decaffeinated instant coffee or instant espresso will make it a suitable treatment at any time.
Follow the YouTube video we made, take some photos and join the fun. And if you feel especially ambitious, here you go how to make your favorite Starbucks coffee drinks at home. We will also help you prepare a cup of coffee or best iced coffee.
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How to make Dalgona coffee at home
To prepare Dalgona coffee, all you need is:
- 1 tablespoon instant coffee or instant espresso
- 1 tablespoon of granulated sugar
- 1 tablespoon of water
- Milk (dairy or non-dairy will work equally well here).
Add instant coffee, sugar, and water to a bowl and beat vigorously (or use a hand blender if you have one to make it). much process easier) until the mixture becomes super thick (should have a consistency similar to whipped cream with somewhat stiff peaks) and becomes a subtle golden color.
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Pour the milk into a glass full of ice cubes, then place the pillow mixture on top of the cold milk or mix the two parts if you are looking for a situation with more milk.
Take a photo (or full video) and post it online so you too can join Dalgona’s growing coffee community.
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