If you're a fan of coffee and quick desserts, you're going to fall in love with this whipped coffee cream. Made with just three pantry staples—instant coffee, cold water, and sugar, this frothy delight takes your caffeine fix to dessert-level decadence. Whether served as a topping, a mousse-like treat, or layered with milk, it’s a no-fuss recipe that feels like a café indulgence right from your kitchen.
Whipped coffee cream, inspired by the viral Dalgona coffee trend, is a light, airy mousse made by whipping instant coffee, sugar, and cold water into a thick, frothy cream. Originally gaining global fame during the lockdown era, this treat traces its roots to South Korea but has become a worldwide favorite. Unlike classic whipped toppings, this version doesn’t require cream—just the magic of coffee and sugar turned fluffy.
No, ground coffee won’t dissolve properly or whip—instant coffee is a must.
It’s best to stick with cold water for better volume and structure. Warm water can reduce frothiness.
About 5 to 7 minutes with an electric mixer. It should turn light, glossy, and hold peaks like whipped cream.
Yes, but it’s best served fresh. You can refrigerate it for a few hours, but it may lose some volume over time.
Yes, it’s essentially the whipped part of Dalgona coffee. You can serve it over milk or enjoy it on its own.
Transfer any leftover whipped coffee into an airtight container and refrigerate. It will stay fluffy for about 4 to 6 hours, though some settling is normal. Just re-whip slightly if needed before serving.
Freezing isn’t recommended as it can ruin the texture. However, you can freeze it into popsicle molds for a fun twist, though it won’t retain its airy fluff.
In a medium bowl, add the instant coffee, sugar, and cold water. Make sure the water is fresh and chilled—it helps build the foam better.
In a medium bowl, add the instant coffee, sugar, and cold water. Make sure the water is fresh and chilled—it helps build the foam better.
Using an electric mixer, beat on high speed for at least 5 minutes. At first, the mixture will be dark and runny, but keep going! It’ll slowly transform into a thick, light brown cream with a glossy finish.
Using an electric mixer, beat on high speed for at least 5 minutes. At first, the mixture will be dark and runny, but keep going! It’ll slowly transform into a thick, light brown cream with a glossy finish.
Once it holds soft peaks and feels airy, it’s ready to serve. Spoon it into a glass and enjoy as-is, or layer it over cold milk or desserts.
Once it holds soft peaks and feels airy, it’s ready to serve. Spoon it into a glass and enjoy as-is, or layer it over cold milk or desserts.