Vietnamese Coffee
Traditional Vietnamese coffee is a delicious way to enjoy coffee. Usually, Vietnamese coffee is made with just strong coffee — you can use espresso and add more boiling water, then let it chill — and condensed milk. And, of course, we’ve made it even more of a treat with a splash of Baileys! Making this Baileys Vietnamese Iced Coffee recipe couldn’t be easier, and you can tailor the amount of condensed milk to your tastes, so you’re guaranteed to love it!
Ingredients
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Directions
- STEP ONE
Pour the condensed milk into a glass. You can change the amount you use to suit your own taste, then add in some ice. Next, take a coffee drip — a coffee filter held carefully over the glass will work — and slowly pour in the cooled brewed coffee to layer over the ice and condensed milk.
- STEP TWO
Now, add the Baileys Original Irish Cream slowly over the top to create a pretty marbled effect in the glass.
- STEP THREE
Finally, garnish with a dusting of cocoa, dark chocolate curls, or cocoa-dusted almonds for the ultimate indulgence. Take a sip and savour. Delicious!
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