Yes, THAT coffee trend... and it’s actually really good. You may double or x the quantity, store and use it for later. You can refrigerate the whipped coffee mixture for about 2 days.

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A good way to use that instant coffee up that just seems to sits on the shelf. Its really creamy and so delicious !

For an even better result, I mix the classic flavor of French coffee with hazelnut flavor. In a bowl, I add equal amounts of classic French coffee (I prefer Jacobs) and hazelnut coffee (also Jacobs) and stir with a spoon. I store it in an airtight jar.

This trending frothy drink has been a go-to coffee drink since I was a kid back home in India. I remember my dad keep whisking the coffee mixture for perfect and mild taste. I want to share this amazing traditional recipe with a twist.

Whenever I drink hot cocoa, I like adding a little bit of coffee. It makes the drink more flavorful and delicious!So I rearranged a recipe for cocoa pudding and tried making a dessert with cocoa and coffee.When you are using instant coffee granules, it might be hard to dissolve (even though that's the reason I thought of using granules in the first place...lol). If you strain the mixture, it won't be a problem! Recipe by Mintominto

Though the ingredients and Steps are simple, I actually put quite a lot of thought into this recipe. For example, I considered what consistency the jello needed to be to crumble it, and also the balance of bitterness and sweetness.I use caffeine-free coffee, so that I can eat this at night and still get to sleep. I use granulated instant coffee, as opposed to the powdered kind.Use a generous amount of cream, otherwise it will be difficult to whisk. Be sure to use any leftovers to make something scrumptious. Recipe by Setsubunhijiki

Everyone loves my hot cafe au lait, so I tried making an iced cafe latte.The instant coffee is microwaved for quite a long time with little water, which makes it smell like expresso. I tried to recreate Starbucks' cafe latte! Recipe by Keikon2008

South Indian filter coffee, also known as "Kaapi," is a popular traditional delicious coffee preparation in the southern states of India. It is typically made from a blend of dark-roasted coffee beans (usually Arabica or a mix of Arabica and Robusta) and chicory.The coffee decoction (coffee concentrate) is made by brewing the coffee grounds and chicory mixture in a metal vessel called a "filter" with hot water. The dark, strong decoction is then mixed with hot milk and sugar to taste before serving in a tumbler and davarah (metal cups).South Indian filter coffee is often described as having a smooth and balanced flavor profile with lower acidity compared to some other brewing methods. The addition of chicory also helps reduce the acidity in the coffee. This type of coffee is suitable for people with acid reflux and it also helps protect tooth enamel due to low acidity.Overall, it’s a very unique way to prepare a delicious cup of coffee and enjoyed with some tea biscuits or cake.My in-laws are from the southern part of India and I learned this recipe from my mother-in-law.

Yummy iced coffee

Looking for a light and energizing dessert? This little spoon dessert is perfect after a meal—a perfect mix of creamy sweetness and intense coffee flavor!

Iced mocha coffee