Dalgona Coffee 🙂

Name: Dalgona Coffee 🙂
Total time: 120 s
Yield: 1 serving
Cuisine: British
Ingredients: 2 tsp coffee depending on the strength of coffee if it's 2 tbls; 2 tsp Sugar; Milk; cubes Ice

Maureen 😀 @Moe131

Liverpool England

Thought I would try it it's really lovely cold. A few years ago someone made me a coffee but to get the fluffy milk on he put the coffee , Sugar and a little milk sealed the bottle with the top and then shook the bottle really fast for a minute then poured the shook up frothy coffee added Boiling water the froth came to the top and that was his way of making a cappuccino very good it was. I suppose you can do the same for a Dalgona coffee which I will try with the extra coffee it should work better using a small plastic bottle and save your wrist whisking it just shake it in the bottle the pour it in the glass or cup with extra tsp coffee if its weak coffee#Drink#Coffee

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Ingredients

2 minutes

1 serving

2 tspcoffee depending on the strength of coffee if it's 2 tbls
2 tspSugar
Milk
cubesIce

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Steps

2 minutes

1

Whisk the coffee sugar and 2 tbls water whisk like mad then when its thick add the ice cubes then fill with milk. Add a sprinkle of chocolate powder on top.

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Maureen 😀 @Moe131

on June 17, 2020 15:55

Liverpool England

Cookpad founder Member Ambassador, Also a Cookaholic.I love this Cookpad Site, Recipes, friends, interesting people and outstanding recipes, and able to see and to taste food from all over the world. i have learned so much more here, spices , herbs and lovely recipes of different cultures. also experimenting mixing different herbs and spices and making my own creations .I have cooked for my family since I was 14yrs, home from school as my Grandmother could no longer cook she was 91yrs, my Dad worked and there was only me so I learned quite quick and have always enjoyed it. I only started experimenting with herbs and spices and items I had never heard of before through joining Cookpad 2014 and I'm still learning new things. It is a passion of mine and I always invite my family around so I can create something new for them to try. my children grew up learning lots from me I have 3 daughters all with their own families and two Sons one who cooks for his family also my youngest son who is still at home with me,he comes up with some lovely meals and ideas so I'm proud of them all. 💜