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Coconut Milk

(Easy Recipe)

Adds a rich, tropical flavor to coffee with its creamy consistency.

Updated On: May 07, 2024

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Coconut milk is thicker and creamier than other milk alternatives and imparts a distinct coconut flavor. It is made from the white flesh of brown coconuts and water. This milk type adds a tropical twist to coffee and works well in both hot and cold brews.

What Coffees can be made using Coconut Milk

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Kopi Susu

Indonesian coffee sweetened with creamy condensed milk. Known for its rich sweetness and smooth texture.

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Flat White

Rich espresso blended with velvety steamed milk. Known for its high concentration of coffee to milk.

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Cafe Bombon

Sweet and strong espresso mixed with condensed milk. A delightful treat popular in Spain for its rich and creamy texture.

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Turkish Coffee

Bold coffee brewed with finely ground beans and sugar for a traditional zest. Known for its unique preparation in a cezve or ibrik.

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Mexican Cafe de Olla

Aromatic coffee brewed with cinnamon and sweet piloncillo. Offers a unique spiced flavor typical of traditional Mexican cuisine.

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Irish Coffee

Coffee enriched with Irish whiskey and sugar, topped off with creamy froth. A delightful mix of coffee and spirits for a warming drink.

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Café del Tiempo

Iced coffee with lemon and sugar, a refreshing Spanish summer drink.

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Frappuccino

A blended iced coffee with espresso, milk, ice, and flavored syrups, topped with whipped cream.

Rich History of Coconut Milk

Coconut milk has been a key ingredient in Southeast Asian, South Asian, and Caribbean cuisines for centuries, used both in cooking and as a drink.

Authentic Recipe Of Coconut Milk

TIME TO PREPARE : 10 min

Steps:

  1. Blend coconut meat with water until well mixed.
  2. Strain through a cheesecloth or fine strainer.
  3. Optional: Boil the milk to thicken it for cooking uses.

Bonus Tip For Making Coconut Milk

Use warm water to extract more coconut oil and flavor, enhancing the creaminess of the milk.

Nutritional Profile & Other Information on Coconut Milk

Serving Size

240

(mL)

8

(Oz)

Calories

550-600 (full-fat) kcal

Suitable For

Vegan, dairy-free

Other Milk Types For Your Favourite Coffees

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Half-and-Half

Strikes a balance between milk and cream, offering a lighter option that's richer than milk.

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Heavy Cream

Delivers a decadent, creamy thickness to coffee, used sparingly.

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Vanilla Ice Cream

Transforms coffee into a sweet, creamy dessert with a touch of vanilla.

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Whole Milk

Provides a creamy and rich texture ideal for a luxurious coffee experience.

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Grass-Fed Butter

Adds a rich, buttery flavor and is used in energy-boosting Bulletproof coffee.

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Almond Milk

Offers a light, nutty flavor and is a popular dairy-free, low-calorie option.

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Oat Milk

Known for its exceptional frothing capabilities, making it perfect for lattes.

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Soy Milk

Rich in protein and excellent for creating froth, similar to dairy milk.

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Explore Our Curated Coffee Types

Perfect coffee types to go with the above milk types

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Cappuccino

A smooth blend of espresso, steamed milk, and airy foam. Characterized by its layered structure and frothy top.

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Piccolo Latte

A small, creamy espresso drink with steamed milk and a thin foam layer, similar to a cortado.

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Americano

Espresso watered down to mirror the feel of traditional drip coffee. Offers a lighter body with the depth of espresso.

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Café con Miel

Espresso sweetened with honey and steamed milk, often spiced with cinnamon.

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Lazy Eye

Drip coffee with three espresso shots for an intense caffeine boost.

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Cafe con Leche

Hot brewed coffee mixed with equal parts of scalded milk. A staple in many Hispanic cultures, known for its balanced flavor.

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Cafe Cubano

A sweet Cuban espresso, crafted with sugar whipped in during brewing. Notable for its sweet layer of crema and strong flavor.

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Lungo

An elongated espresso shot, lighter and more diluted. Provides a longer, smoother sip than a standard espresso.

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