Coffee Whipped Cream Recipe with Step by Step Pictures. Creamy and thick frosting made with instant coffee powder and sugar to create this icing like texture.
Coffee Whipped Cream Recipe
One mail which i often get is, How to make frosting without butter or cream. When i made dalgona coffee.The first thing which came into my mind is using it as frosting. When i tried it, it was delicious. I will share the recipe of it soon.
About Coffee Whipped Cream (whipped coffee)
Love a good coffee flavoured frosting made without cream, butter or icing sugar. This coffee whipped cream or whipped coffee is your answer.
Luscious frosting made with just coffee, sugar, hot water. All you need is an electric beater to get the consistency right.
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Hope you will give this a try and let me know how it turns out for you.
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Coffee Whipped Cream Recipe | Frosting without Butter, Cream & Icing Sugar
Ingredients
- 1 tablespoon Instant Coffee Powder
- 8 tablespoon Sugar
- 1½ tablespoon Hot Water
Instructions
- Take coffee, sugar, hot water in a bowl. Mix well.
- Use a hand blender to whip this till it gets light and fluffy. It will take around 3 to 5 mins.
- You can use this as frosting for any cake.
Nutrition
Coffee Whipped Cream Recipe with Step by Step Pictures
1)Take instant coffee powder
2)Add it in a bowl
3)I used my favorite instant coffee
4)Add in sugar. I used powdered sugar.
5)You can add as per your taste
6)Add in boiling hot water
7)I stirred it a little so sugar melts
8)Now get your beater
9)Beat till fluffy and light
10)It will get thick and fluffy
11)Hand blender is best
12)Now it is thick and stiff just like whipped cream
13)Yummy Frosting is done. Creamy flavoured frosting.
Janani
Wow.... How did this turn to frosting without any ingredients which is needed for frosting.... What a magic! What's the concept behind this? Can we able to make plain whipped cream without coffee powder.... Pls let me know aarthi.... Thanks in advance
Aarthi
no coffee is what makes it fluffy. so you cannot skip it.
Shamina
Yes u can
For vanilla whipped cream
3 cups powdered sugar
1/3 cup butter, softened
1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla
1 to 2 tablespoons milk
Sera stone
That's not whipped cream that's butter cream frosting!
Anne
I cant tell - is this granulated sugar or powdered sugar? Thank you!! Love this!
Aarthi
you can use granulated sugar. i just powdered normal sugar and used it.
Suba
Hi Aarthi, can u suggest a nice electric beater for whipping and for making sponge cake?
Samira Gupta
This is just fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
Faye
How long does this stay stiff? Can it be chilled for a couple of hours before use?
Aarthi
Yes u can chill it for few hours.
Elizabeth
Hi Aarthi,
This looks really good. Can you use it to sandwich in a layer cake as well as for frosting the top of the cake?
Thanks.
Anju
Hi Aarthi,
Can we use this for frosting apple cinnamon cake. Will this be too sour?
Meghna Ramsnehi
Initially I've tried to prepare it with help of hand whipper. later, took help of my newly purchased hand blender. And, finally it done. Thanks for sharing awesome information. You really deserve 5 stars.
Supriya
The recipe seems fantastic ! I want to try 😀 just a doubt. Can we use this also to decorate a cake, like pipe it out using nozzles like they usually do. Very curious for your reply 😉
Gopa Dhar
Hi Aarthi!! This seems to be very yummy and quick recipe. Please tell me can I use it in between cake layers ?
Aarthi
yes you can
Alice Lee
Hi Aarthi
Can I use this for macarons filling? Thanks
Alice
Aarthi
yes you can