6 Dalgona Coffee Recipes That Will Make You Excited To Make Coffee at Home

I am obsessed with this easy to make coffee! People on TikTok are calling it Creamy Coffee, but it actually has a REAL name. It is Dalgona Coffee, and I’m in love.

In fact, I’m drinking the Peanut Butter Dalgona Coffee now.

Plain Dalgona Coffee is freaking awesome by itself.

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But, people have found a way to spruce it up, and make it even more tasty!

Here are SIX new recipes to make Dalgona Coffee — The Creamiest Coffee EVER.

1) Chocolate Dalgona Coffee

2 & 3) Strawberry Milk Dalgona Coffee & Oreo Cookie Dalgona Coffee

4) Dalgona Milo — It’s a chocolate, y’all. But you use something called Ovalette, which is a stabilizer.

5) Matcha Dalgon Tea — This is VERY similar to the Matcha Cloud Macchiato at Starbucks. Sans coffee, of course.

6) Peanut Butter Dalgona Coffee

Peanut Butter Dalgona Coffee

Creamy Cloud Coffee With A Peanut Butter Kick

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Author: Totally The Bomb

Ingredients

• 2 Tablespoons Instant Coffee
• 1 ½ Tablespoons White Sugar
• 1 Tablespoon Creamy Peanut Butter
• 2 Tablespoons HOT Water
• Milk
• Ice

Instructions

• Place Coffee, Sugar, Peanut Butter, and HOT water in a mixing bowl.
• Please don’t burn yourself.
• Get out that hand-held electric mixer, and whip the ingredients for about 20 seconds.
• If you don’t have an electric hand-held mixer, you can use a whisk, but you have to whisk it for like 3 or 4 minutes.
• Put ice in a glass — about 1/2 full.
• Fill the glass 1/2 way with milk.
• Spoon the coffee mixture on top of the milk.
• Gently stir the coffee mixture into the milk.
• Enjoy!

Notes

This will be a slightly more liquidy mixture than traditional Dalgona Coffee. It’s still plenty creamy and delicious, though!

You can substitute regular milk for almond milk, or whatever milk you prefer.

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You will notice the Dalgona Coffee mix is a little sticky — as in, it wants to stick to the whisk and bowl. Don’t freak out. This is normal, and it cleans right up with some water.