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To make whipped coffee the first thing you want to do is take your kettle, fill it up and boil some water.
You're not going to need more than two tablespoons of hot water, so you don't need to fill it up all the way.
Besides the hot water you're going to need instant coffee and some sort of sugar.
I'm using coconut sugar because it gives a really caramely taste
But you can use regular sugar as well, if you don't have coconut sugar.
If you have a standing mixer I would use that,
But you can use an electric whisk or then just do it by hand if you're hardcore
but I'm way too lazy to do that so I'm using my standing mixer.
Then take out your measuring spoons.
We are going to use two tablespoons of instant coffee
and two tablespoons of sugar.
and last but not least, two tablespoons of the hot water.
Those are the measurements we're gonna start with.
I did notice that with the coconut sugar, I had to add a tiny bit more than two tablespoons, but we're gonna start with this.
So the next step is of course to start mixing everything together.
Mix everything together until you see a fluffy texture starting to form
and it has kind of like a caramely shade.
The mixture didn't get quite the formula I wanted so I'm going to add half a tablespoon of coconut sugar more.
I'm gonna take my little scraper and scrape the sides just to get everything in there.
Now that that's done, I'm going to start mixing again at full speed.
Now that is the texture I wanted. As you can see it is quite stiff and fluffy and caramely. (chuckles)
By adding sugar you can make a even more stiff texture
but that's not what I want, I don't want my coffee to be too sweet
So I'm happy with this formula.
Now that our fluff or foam is done
Let's start assembling that coffee of course.
You want a nice big glass
These kind of "mason jar" ones are my favorite kind of glass for iced coffee so I'm using that.
Then of course some ice to make it even icier and a milk of your choice.
I'm quite sure you can use water as well but I like my oat milk.
First put in some ice cubes.
Since the coffee is so sweet in itself.
I do like to put around half a glass of milk.
or if you want a more coffee, less sweet version
you can try adding some iced coffee or cold brew
to the bottom of your glass instead of milk
and then you have a cold brew or iced coffee with cold foam
and that is amazing!
Last but not least, the fluff of course.
I'm again using my little scraper, just to scrape out the coffee
I think that is the easiest way. You can also use a spoon.
Actually I think a spoon would've been a good choice.
The thicker your formula is the easier it is to put in the glass of course.
Mine is a little bit runny today but it doesn't matter, it is still delicious.
There we have it! A cold whipped coffee. I mean look at this formula!
I am deceased! (jokingly)
It looks amazing!
Then you can just blend it around to get the milk and coffee to combine
but I just can't get over how amazing this fluff looks!
It's almost like a little bit of marshmallow fluff
but it tastes like coffee and you know I love coffee so I love this too so
So that is how you make a fluffy whipped coffee at home
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