General knowledge of fancy Coffee making
-raw materials--
2 packets of black tea, 40ml of light milk, 1 packet of instant coffee powder, 10 grams of sugar, 200ml of boiled water
-practice--
Put the black tea bag into the cup, add half the boiling water, soak for 20 minutes, take out the tea bag, pour the light milk into the tea and stir well. Pour the coffee powder into another cup, pour into the other half boiled water and pour into the milk tea. Finally, add the white sugar and mix well.
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The steps of making coffee in a drip pot by Vietnamese method
Vietnamese coffee has its own style. Coffee beans are deeply roasted and extracted into coffee by drip filtration, which is called Didi pot in Vietnam. Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk, this is unique, if added with ice, it will become iced coffee. The following introduces the specific use of Vietnam Didi pot: 1. Preparation items: Vietnamese Didi pot, condensed milk, Vietnamese local coffee beans, coffee.
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Fancy Coffee making Naples Coffee
Preparation method: pour deep-fried coffee into the cup, and then put a piece of lemon on the surface. Tip: Naples-flavored coffee tastes bitter and needs to be drunk while it is hot. It is mostly used as morning coffee. Young people in the United States prefer to call it dawn coffee.
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