Vietnamese iced coffee

Have you tried our BUTTER ROASTED Vietnamese coffee beanzzz?!! BUTTER WHAT??? That's right, our Vietnamese coffee blend is butter roasted 🤤. Yummmm...Just perfect for that summer Vietnamese style iced coffee. Never made one?😵 Well don't miss out! Follow the simple steps shown in out guide on how to make it 🤠. Oh, and don't forget you're gonna need a Vietnamese coffee filter🤓.

Unleash your inner barista with the best Vietnamese coffee recipe you’ll ever taste! Learn how to make Vietnamese coffee using condensed milk and savor every sip of this rich and flavorful treat. This easy-to-follow Vietnamese iced coffee recipe will transport you to the bustling streets of Hanoi with its sweet aroma and velvety smooth texture. Follow this step-by-step guide for a taste bud adventure like no other. Elevate your coffee game today and treat yourself to a cup of deliciousness!

Learn all about Vietnamese iced coffee, why it's so popular, and how you can make it right at home with the right brands and supplies.

On my travels in Vietnam, I was absolutely obsessed with their Vietnamese iced coffee (Cà Phê Sữa Đá). A sweet and refreshing drink, perfect for hot and humid weather, you only need two ingredients and it's *worlds apart* from regular iced coffee. Originating from the 1850's in Vietnam when fresh milk was hard to come by, condensed milk offered an alternative sweet addition to coffee that doesn't need refrigeration and has a long shelf-life. Time to make : 5 minutesServes : 1Ingredients…

I'll never forget the first time I had vietnamese iced coffee. It was at a quaint little coffee house in Calgary, the kind that were everywhere during my university days. I was chatting with friends

Traditionally made with sweetened condensed milk, this version is made with ultra-filtered milk for a sweeter, healthier experience.

Vietnamese iced coffee, a beloved specialty, blends strong coffee, condensed milk, and ice for a rich and refreshing taste. No one in Vietnam can miss this!

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