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Whip Up the Internet's Favorite Fluffy Coffee at Home

Spotting that dreamy two-toned coffee in a clear glass all over your feed? It's the viral fluffy coffee — and recreating it at home is easier than you'd think.

Whip Up the Internet's Favorite Fluffy Coffee at Home

Almost anyone active on social media has come across images of a two-toned coffee beverage served in a transparent glass — something straight out of a fairy tale. This creation goes by the name "fluffy coffee."

The drink first emerged in South Korea back in February. Shortly after, online clips showcasing the beverage started circulating widely, with several videos racking up more than 4 million views. Viewers were captivated by its eye-catching look, cloud-like foam, photogenic appeal, and the simplicity of putting it together.

As COVID-19 forced cafés to shut their doors, home baristas began craving beverages that were both delicious and visually impressive — and fluffy coffee fit the bill perfectly. Why not give it a try in your own kitchen?

A Foolproof Fluffy Coffee Recipe

A step-by-step guide to making the trendy fluffy coffee beverage. image: unsplash.com

What you'll need:

  • 2 teaspoons of instant coffee (powdered form)
  • 2 teaspoons of sugar
  • 50 milliliters of hot water
  • Milk of your choice (soy, almond, or oat varieties all work beautifully)
  • A pinch of cinnamon on top (optional)
  • Ice cubes

Instructions:

  1. Combine the instant coffee, hot water, and sugar in a bowl, then whisk vigorously — by hand or with an electric mixer — until a thick, creamy foam forms.
  2. Fill a glass with cold milk and drop in a few ice cubes if desired.
  3. Gently spoon the coffee foam on top of the milk.
  4. Your fluffy coffee is now ready to enjoy!

Cheers!

Wishing you good health and happiness!

Cover image courtesy of unsplash.com

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