I've listed a recipe for milk coffee before, but the recipe that I always referred to disappeared. This time I've successfully completed an original recipe, so I posted it.If you decrease the amount of milk to 400 ml (which makes the amount warmed in the pot to be 300 ml) the cream becomes a little harder, so I recommend using it for cream bread or something. Then you should use 70 g of sugar. While heating, it becomes easier to burn so make sure to stir continuously. When you take it off the heat, quickly pour it into a metal tray and cover with wrap. If you don't have a metal tray, an aluminum bowl is fine. If you can, chill the bottom of the tray with ice water and the cream will cool faster. Recipe by Muuko

1. I got the idea (if my vague memory serves me right) from a cocoa mousse recipe (or it could've been a chocolate mousse, I can't remember), which I used to make a lot from a recipe found in my diet sweets cookbook.2. Coffee is easier, cheaper, and more convenient to make (than cocoa, chocolate, etc.). These ingredient amounts are what I ended up with, after experimenting many times trying to make it fluffy and creamy, while keeping down the calories..At Step 3, there's more water than gelatin powder, so I dissolve it in residual heat (in the bowl from Step 2). If this worries you, add gelatin (and sugar if desired) to the bowl after dissolving it completely in a microwave. As a reference, heat it a little over 10 seconds at about 500W without plastic wrap. This recipe will be about 108 total calories (For 2 servings, excluding topping) if you substitute heavy cream and milk with low-fat ones, and the sugar with artificial sweetener (e.g. about 2 teaspoons of Palsweet 1/12). Please refer to this as a guide if you need to make this as low calorie as possible due to dietary restrictions, etc. For 2 cups (about 100ml capacity). Recipe by Sabumochi

Yummy iced coffee

Coffee-flavored gelatin with sweetened cream for a simple yet impressive dessert everyone is sure to love. Get your caffeine fix here!

I just made a fresh batch. Added 1/2 teaspoon cardomom this time. Yummy. :beer B-)

Making your own vanilla coffee creamer at home allows you to avoid the artificial flavorings and preservatives found in store-bought brands. By using simple ingredients like milk, sugar, and vanilla extract, you can create a rich and creamy addition to your morning coffee that's tailored to your taste preferences.

When I was in Kyushu a long time ago, there was a 250 ml packaged drink sold in stores called Cocoa Coffee. I don't like coffee to the point where it makes me sick... But I love adding just a bit to my hot cocoa.I love extra-rich milk. To the point where I add coffee creamer to whole milk. Please try making this with your favorite kind of milk. Recipe by yakopuyo

It’s inspired every where! It’s really good, I made for my husband and I and love it and decided we going to have coffee from out side because this recipe is easy and delicious, it the best we every try and I like every one to try it. It’s refreshing, simple and delicious and 1000 time better than outside ones. So let’s start!!

My mum loves coffee so I make this for her.

This is the popular custard cream from "Rice Cake Rolls with Black Beans & Coffee Cream".This cream is bitter. Spread on toast, sandwich between bread, or serve it with yogurt. Adjust the cooking time according to your microwave. Recipe by miyuki12

really tasty :-)