Great news! I've developed Sugar-Free Keto Whipped TikTok Coffee (Dalgona coffee). PLUS I give you tips on how to make it even better (hot and cold).
See how to make Sugar-Free Keto Whipped TikTok Coffee (Dalgona coffee). The famous whipped coffee recipe that went viral is now keto-friendly and easy coffee to make at home.
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How to make Sugar-Free Keto Whipped TikTok Coffee (Dalgona coffee)
What Is Whipped Coffee
Whipped coffee (Dalgona coffee) has gone viral recently, also known as TikTok coffee.
Whipped coffee is popular in many cultures. It's called Dalgona coffee in Korea, Frappe coffee in Greece and Phitti Hui in Pakistan.
But it became famous on TikTok recently as everyone was stuck at home and their local coffee shop was shut. This is the perfect cheap coffee to make at home.
Which Sweetener Do You Need?
Usually, table sugar, raw sugar and brown sugar are used to make whipped TikTok coffee, but did you know you can make it sugar-free using erythritol or monkfruit?
When you add the boiling water to the instant coffee, ensure you mix until the sweetener is dissolved. If you don't want to add any sweetener, the whipped Dalgona coffee will still work, but the whipped coffee will not firm stiff peaks as it does with erythritol.
Which Whisk Do I Need?
I used a hand whisk which is great for building your arm muscles but you can make life easier for yourself by using a stick blender with a whisk attachment or even a simple milk frother.
It took me approximately 15 minutes to use the hand whisk. Using the stick blender, it only took 5 minutes. Ye ha.
Hot Or Cold Milk?
The preferred way to serve whipped keto coffee is over ice with cold milk, but if you prefer hot milk, serve in a smaller espresso cup, then serve the whipped TikTok coffee on top.
Just be aware the whipped coffee will be cold (or at best, warm) by the time you've whipped it.
TOP TIP: As with ALL recipes here, ALWAYS taste your batter BEFORE cooking to ensure you have added enough sweetener to suit YOUR tastebuds. Read the Ultimate Guide To Low-Carb Sweeteners.
How To Make Homemade Keto Whipped TikTok Coffee
It's embarrassingly simple, only 3 ingredients BUT it takes a long time.
Coffee, sweetener, and milk of choice. Place a few ice cubes (I don't count those) in your glass, top with whipped coffee and you're the next whipped coffee master!
Serve with a walnut coffee bar for the perfect morning tea - keto style!
Why Are There Carbs In Coffee?
While coffee in itself does not have a negative or positive impact on a keto diet, it’s the high volume of milk added to the coffee shop favourites such as lattes, cappuccinos and flat whites that can potentially compromise progress towards attaining and maintaining the desired state of ketosis.
Do you want to know which coffee is the best to order, and which coffees you should avoid?
The look at the full infographic at the end of this post.
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Sugar-Free Keto Whipped TikTok Coffee (Dalgona coffee).
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Ingredients
Whipped Keto Coffee
- 2 tablespoon instant coffee
- 2 tablespoon boiling water
- 1 tablespoon granulated sweetener of choice or more to taste
Whipped Sugar-Free Keto Coffee
- ½ cup milk of choice
- ice cubes
Instructions
Whipped Keto Coffee
- In a dessert bowl, dissolve the instant coffee and sweetener in boiling water.
- Using a hand whisk or electric whisk, whip the coffee until soft and fluffy as shown.
Whipped Sugar-Free Keto Coffee
- Fill your glass with ice cubes.
- Fill with milk of choice (see recipe notes for nutrition values).
- Place the whipped sugar-free keto whipped TikTok coffee (Dalgona coffee) on top.
Notes
- ½ cup (125ml) cows milk full fat = fat 4g, protein 3.8g, NET CARBS = 5.9g
- ½ cup (125ml) cows milk zero fat = fat 0.1g, protein 4.1g, NET CARBS = 6.1g
- ½ cup (125ml) almond milk (unsweetened) = fat 1.3g, protein 0.7g, NET CARBS = 0.7g
- ½ cup (125ml) coconut milk = fat 2.3g, protein 0.2g, NET CARBS = 0.3g
- ½ cup (125ml) oat milk = fat 1.1g, protein 2.3g, NET CARBS = 10g
- ½ cup (125ml) goat milk = fat 10.1g, protein 8.7g, NET CARBS = 10.8g
½ cup (125ml) chocolate milk = fat 4.2g, protein 4, NET CARBS = 11.9g. A suggested serving size 1 cup (250ml) = 23.8g net carbs. And who just has 1 cup?
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