BlendJet Dalgona Fluffy Coffee Recipe

So fluffy! 😍 Have you tried the Whipped Fluffy Coffee trend everyone has been talking about (TikTok Coffee)? ☕️ Making Fluffy Dalgona Coffee is super fast, easy, and fun with your #BlendJet ❤️ Get your #BlendJet portable blender and JetPack smoothies here: blendjet.link/yt
INGREDIENTS
¼ cup of hot water
¼ cup of cane sugar
¼ cup of instant coffee (must be instant)
½ cup of oat milk
¼ cup of ice
DIRECTIONS
1. Add the following ingredients to your BlendJet: hot water, cane sugar, and instant coffee (must be instant coffee). Blend for 2 to 3 cycles, until light and fluffy.
2. Pour over iced plant-based milk, and serve!
The BlendJet is the perfect blender for your #FluffyCoffee and for all of your blended drinks like shakes, smoothies, cocktails, and more. Get tasty #BlendJetRecipes on this page here, and get your BlendJet portable blender here: blendjet.link/yt

[@joshstream]

This worked out perfectly. It's got to be the quickest way to make this.

[@BlendJet]

So glad to hear you enjoyed it!

[@Odayian]

Looks delicious!

[@BlendJet]

It's so yummy! Try it!

[@junkjournalingtiffy]

I just followed the recipe it turned out so well!

[@BlendJet]

Yay! Glad you love it!

[@DonC1211]

Got mine a couple days ago! So make this!

[@BlendJet]

What a great way to kickoff your BlendJet journey! Hope you enjoyed it!

[@ccsummer3423]

Find me the coffee and it taste so good thank you for showing people how to make their coffee like fluffy it taste really good

[@arnika5395]

I drink this every morning so good

[@BlendJet]

The best part of waking up, is Dalgona Fluffy Coffee in your BlendJet.

[@Nishiskitchenrecipe]

Nice upload

[@BlendJet]

Thanks! We uploaded it from our cloud kitchen.

[@frizzelfrazzel99]

Hot water? What temperature? As long as it's not 120

[@BlendJet]

Just keep it under 120° F and you're good!

[@BabyBlinky33]

Can you use regular sugar instead of cane sugar or is cane sugar really needed?

[@BlendJet]

You can use whichever sugar you prefer!

[@BabyBlinky33]

@@BlendJet The milk can be any milk too, right?

[@BlendJet]

Absolutely!

[@meghanhaffey7718]

I thought we weren't supposed to use hot water in this blender, but this recipe says to put 1/4 hot water... on the website, it says "We do not recommend putting hot liquids that are over 120° F / 49°C into the BlendJet, as this may cause damage, including leaks, to the jar and base."

[@arnika5395]

You can put in water that is under 120°F

[@BlendJet]

@@arnika5395 👍

[@BlendJet]

Listen to Arnika, she's smart.