💜 Ube dalgona coffee
Ube Dalgona Coffee is a coffee that impresses from the first glance. The fluffy foam and distinctive purple color of ube create a striking, creamy drink with a delicately sweet, slightly vanilla flavor. 💜
It's the perfect option for something more than just regular coffee—a quick, easy-to-prepare drink that looks like it's straight from a café and is great served cold, with ice.
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The recipe was created as part of an advertising collaboration with the following brands: Bosch and Dr. Oetker.
Time needed to prepare the recipe
Difficulty level
Easy
How to prepare ube dalgona coffee:
Step 1. Pour the ube powder into a bowl. Add boiling water and vanilla paste, and mix with a matcha whisk (chasen).
Step 2 Mix instant coffee with sugar and water.
Step 3 Then whip the coffee dissolved with sugar into stiff coffee foam.
Step 4 Fill the glass with ice until it's 3/4 full. Add the ube and water mixture, then pour in the milk. Finally, top with the coffee foam.
Worth knowing:
What is ube dalgona coffee?
Ube dalgona coffee is a variation on the classic dalgona coffee, a drink with fluffy coffee foam. This version also features ube, which gives the drink a delicate vanilla-nutty flavor and a distinctive purple color.
What does ube dalgona coffee taste like?
Ube Dalgona Coffee has a creamy, slightly dessert-like flavor. It combines the intensity of coffee with a delicate sweetness and subtle ube flavor, reminiscent of notes of vanilla and nuts.
Do you have to use instant coffee to make Dalgona coffee?
Yes, classic Dalgona foam is best made with instant coffee. It's this instant coffee, when whipped with sugar and hot water, that creates its characteristic, light, and fluffy consistency.
Can ube dalgona coffee be made without cow's milk?
Yes, ube dalgona coffee can also be made with a plant-based drink. Oat, coconut, or almond drinks work well, enhancing the drink's creamy character.
Where to buy ube for coffee?
Ube in the form of paste, powder or flavoring can be found in online stores, Asian delicatessens or markets selling world cuisine products.




