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Ideas for Homemade Creations of Ground-Less Black Coffee

Ideas for Homemade Creations of Ground-Less Black Coffee

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If you're reading this article, chances are you're a coffee enthusiast seeking inspiration for creating new coffee menus. If that's the case, you're in luck because we've got some recommendations and coffee creation recipes for you to try at home!

These recipes all feature black coffee without grounds. This means whichever recipe you choose, the coffee will easily dissolve in water and blend perfectly with other ingredients. This will certainly allow you to effortlessly and conveniently whip up the following creations. Are you curious? Let's check out these NESCAFÉ-inspired creations featuring black coffee without grounds!

Crème Brûlée Coffee

 

Crème brûlée is a dish consisting of a soft custard with a crispy surface made of sugar. First, sugar is sprinkled and caramelized using a cooking torch until it melts. Then, the sugar is allowed to harden again, covering the custard entirely. So, when you enjoy it, you'll first tap the spoon on the surface until it cracks. This is what makes crème brûlée so intriguing!

 

Now, you can create a similar sugar caramel top with a cup of coffee. This easy recipe can help you make a classy and tantalizing coffee crème brûlée.

 

Ingredients:

 

  • • 2 teaspoons NESCAFÉ Classic black coffee without grounds
  • • 1 tablespoon Nestlé Coffee-Mate
  • • 15 ml caramel syrup
  • • 120 ml liquid whipping cream
  • • 15 ml palm sugar
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How to make:

 

  • • Prepare a cup and put into the cup NESCAFÉ Classic, Nestlé Coffee-Mate, caramel syrup, and palm sugar. Stir until dissolved.
  • • Creating the caramel surface:
  • • Whip liquid whipping cream until it forms milk foam.
  • • Place the milk foam on the surface of coffee and sprinkle granulated sugar on top.
  • • Heat a spoon over stove fire and when it’s already hot, press the spoon onto the sugar sprinkle until it melts/caramelizes.
  • • Allow it to set briefly until the surface hardens.
  • • Now, a glass of coffee crème brûlée is ready for you to enjoy!

 

 

Chocolate Cereal Coffee

 

When it comes to breakfast and pre-activities, do you prefer drinking coffee or having breakfast cereal? Now, you don't have to choose anymore! You can experience both in this delightful cereal coffee drink.

 

Black coffee without grounds ensures that every scoop of coffee powder you pour will dissolve perfectly. So, when you take a spoonful of cereal, no coffee grounds will pass through your throat.

 

Make sure to follow the recipe with the right measurements. You will enjoy the delectable blend of Nestlé MILO powder, fresh milk, and black coffee without grounds from NESCAFÉ Classic. Here's the full recipe!

 

Ingredients:

 

  • • 2 teaspoons NESCAFÉ Classic black coffee without grounds
  • • 1 tablespoon Nestlé Coffee-Mate
  • • 120 ml fresh milk
  • • 1 teaspoon palm sugar
  • • 20 grams Nestlé MILO powder
  • • 20 grams Nestlé KOKO KRUNCH

 

How to make:

 

  • • Prepare a cup and put into it NESCAFÉ Classic, Nestlé MILO powder, and Nestlé Coffee-Mate
  • • Then, pour in warm fresh milk and stir until dissolved
  • • Add Nestlé KOKO KRUNCH as a topping
  • • Your crunchy breakfast bowl is all set and ready to enjoy!

 

Well, those are some creations you can whip up with black coffee without grounds. Before you head to the kitchen to whip them up, make sure you fully grasp the procedure and pick the right ingredients mentioned in the recipe, including opting for NESCAFÉ Classic as one of your choices in the preparation.

 

Why choose NESCAFÉ Classic?

 

NESCAFÉ Classic is made from pure Robusta coffee beans processed using the spray-drying method. This method ensures that the coffee beans turn into black coffee without grounds and easily dissolve even in cold water. This is achieved without compromising the distinctive taste and aroma of coffee. Give it a try and enjoy!

 

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