A dessert for coffee lovers that can be prepared in 2 minutes!

Tips for the Perfect Dalgona Coffee

  • Ratio magic: Keep the coffee, sugar, and hot water at a 1:1:1 ratio for best results.

  • Hand whisk workout: You can whisk by hand, but be prepared for an arm workout! An electric mixer gets you there much faster.

  • Experiment with flavors: Add a pinch of cinnamon, cocoa powder, or vanilla extract for a twist.

  • For less sweetness: Reduce the sugar to 1 tablespoon, but note that sugar helps stabilize the foam.

The Origin of Dalgona Coffee

The drink’s name comes from “dalgona,” a Korean honeycomb toffee candy with a similar caramel-like flavor. It became internationally famous after a Korean actor mentioned it on TV, comparing the whipped coffee foam to the nostalgic sweet.

Enjoy your frothy masterpiece — whether you sip it slowly or gulp it down in coffee bliss, this is a drink that makes mornings (or afternoons) feel just a little more special.

If you want, I can also give you a short, viral-style version of this recipe for social media posts that matches the fun style of your picture. Would you like me to make that next?

Tips for the Perfect Dalgona Coffee

  • Ratio magic: Keep the coffee, sugar, and hot water at a 1:1:1 ratio for best results.

  • Hand whisk workout: You can whisk by hand, but be prepared for an arm workout! An electric mixer gets you there much faster.

  • Experiment with flavors: Add a pinch of cinnamon, cocoa powder, or vanilla extract for a twist.

  • For less sweetness: Reduce the sugar to 1 tablespoon, but note that sugar helps stabilize the foam.

The Origin of Dalgona Coffee

The drink’s name comes from “dalgona,” a Korean honeycomb toffee candy with a similar caramel-like flavor. It became internationally famous after a Korean actor mentioned it on TV, comparing the whipped coffee foam to the nostalgic sweet.

Enjoy your frothy masterpiece — whether you sip it slowly or gulp it down in coffee bliss, this is a drink that makes mornings (or afternoons) feel just a little more special.

If you want, I can also give you a short, viral-style version of this recipe for social media posts that matches the fun style of your picture. Would you like me to make that next?

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