Greek Cafe Frappe/iced coffee, original (Greek)

Ingredients:
-2 tsp instant coffee
-2 tsp sugar (or to taste)
-4 Tbs cold water, divided
-200 ml (1 cup) cold milk
-ice cubes
Ingrediente:
-2 lingurite cafea instant
-2 lingurite de zahar (sau dupa preferinte)
-4 linguri de apa rece, impartite
-200 ml lapte rece
-cuburi de gheata
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[@flavorsoftheworldbyanna]

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[@kpghost7505]

For a nice original frappe the foam should be liquid not fully solid and you shouldn't put so much milk unless you want it a latte. Tip:use canned thick milk for better flavour and body.

[@Daisy-ct3nh]

Efharisto!
I love Greece!

[@i8BBQ4Lunch]

Wow, simple, quick, and good.😀

[@christophercargile2765]

Just ordered a frother and can't wait to try this!

[@flavorsoftheworldbyanna]

Christopher Cargile I am sure you will love it :) is great for summer.

[@dorinastroe2712]

Ce interesant! Nu mi ai facut niciodata si mie...nu am baut nicicand o cafea, dar asta mi-ar placea :)

[@funnyvalentine4011]

Dorina Stroe sorry i dont speak spaggetti

[@justtastydelicious7159]

salam!i really like your video.how long did it take you to make this video?

[@danacagasova2617]

Mě se to nikdy neusleha, nenabehne

[@larapig3875]

My dear lady❤
This is not a really nice greek frappé. The foam must be really creamy, but NOT so stiff. And traditionally we use conseced milk. Of course you can use fresh milk, but it' s not a tasty frappe..
Also you dont say there are levels of sugar.:
Without sugar,
Medioum sugar( 1 part sugar/ 1 part coffee)
Sweet sugar( 2 parts sugar/1 part coffee)
Or, as much sugar as you like..
The same goes with milk!
..Personally , sometimes, I used to mix it only with conseced milk, and have it with a little , or no water at all ..All milk , sugar amd coffee.. That was the only sweet thing I had all day..❤
Stay Home , Stay Safe..drink Frappé.🙂

[@Teelsambal]

Which fastfood / coffee shop branch in greece has the best frappe according to you?

[@larapig3875]

@@Teelsambal ☺..Oh, I could never say..
SO many small fastfood and coffee shops in Greece.. every corner has one..literally..🤣
Anyway, today, for instance, I had a very tasty coffee from a small shop, named Repeat, at the center of Athens. Freddo espresso cappuccino with a thick-a bit sweet- cream.. one of my favourite coffees..
Heaven..❤🥰
If you are from Greece, you shoyld try it..😁
If you're not, you should come to Greece..😄😁

[@ralucab3555]

yamy

[@ivanapreradovic8929]

J

[@user-th8uh1ju7r]

!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@giselebarbe6812]

Ki lo l'autre

[@archimedes_archimedes]

Это не фраппе.Это Дальгона кофе.

[@CWGanz]

Ehalisto poly

[@jaydee177]

You put enough sugar in that frappe to induce a diabetic attack!

[@kaayakaaya4329]

coffee is not greek.. It's an American instant coffee.. Why would you call it greek?

[@larapig3875]

Indeed, instant coffee may be an American coffee, but "frappé" is invented by the Greeks at the late 60's , in Thessalloniki, as I recall.. Nothing better relaxing with a cold coffee at the beach, after sweaming...🥰😎😃
Hot Greek summers, need cold beverages❤.....

[@complexteo-iwnl3321]

Its not greek frape

[@coolguyt657]

Complex Teo-iwnl look who invented the frappe dum ass. Look before you talk!!! Go to google and see who invented it.

[@jackstoutamore8541]

Cool Guy T
No they’re right, they didn’t add enough water vs the milk and they didn’t mention the difference between the sugar levels (I’m Korean and I know this)

[@bomberman0r]

This is a fake Dalgona!

[@mariannalws8080]

No mate, dalgona is a fake frappe. This coffee right here was invented 60+ years ago...

[@bomberman0r]

marianna lws when we Korean were drinking DALGONA you Greeks were swinging on tree branches and eating acorns

[@jackstoutamore8541]

bomberman3r
As a Korean, you’re so wrong
Dalgona coffee was brought to Korea from Macau, so it wasn’t invented by Korea. And DG was brought recently by a TV star, while frappé dates back to the 1970s in Greece

[@nick_kotss]

bomberman3r
you're so wrong as the guy said because The Greek version of café frappé, was invented in 1957.

[@bomberman0r]

Nick _Kotss there are some fake news which say Ancient Greeks were drinking fake Dalgona!

[@jovevski01]

Its turkish

[@steliosperi6270]

hahaha

[@larapig3875]

Obviously you didn't understand what this video is about..
This video is about instant coffee, which is an american coffee, the french word "frappé" which means beaten, and, the cold "frappé" coffee, which is a Greek invention..🙂
Greek or Turkish coffee is another thing.
Thank you..❤

[@jedibjj5488]

Your mum's Turkish!