[GOOD FOR YOU] How to make whipped coffee

Lynn Reynolds, Production Manager|May 2, 2020

Whipped coffee is a great beverage for those dehydrated from cafes unable to frequent, consisting of instant coffee, milk, sugar, and water. It takes longer to make than your average cup of Joe, but with boundless time and boredom, it serves as a great treat.

The beverage can be made in under 15 minutes by whisking an equal mixture of instant coffee, sugar, and water until it gets to a creamy light brown. Decked on top of milk, it tastes like any custom drink bought at Starbucks.

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