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Vietnamese iced coffee is renowned for its bold flavor and creamy sweetness, traditionally achieved with dark roast coffee and condensed milk. This vegan adaptation preserves the essence of the original while making it suitable for plant-based diets. It swaps dairy-based condensed milk for plant-based alternatives, allowing everyone to enjoy the same rich, indulgent experience.
To replicate the signature creaminess, this recipe uses condensed coconut milk or oat milk. Coconut condensed milk adds a hint of tropical flavor, while oat condensed milk provides a more neutral sweetness. Both options pair beautifully with the robust coffee, creating a well-balanced drink that stays true to its roots while offering a vegan-friendly twist.
The preparation process is simple and relies on a Vietnamese coffee press, known as a phin filter. This small device allows for a slow drip brewing method that intensifies the coffee's flavor and aroma. The result is a deeply flavorful brew that forms the base of this refreshing iced drink. While a phin filter is ideal, other slow-drip coffee makers can work in a pinch.
This recipe is perfect for warm weather or whenever you’re craving a unique coffee experience. The combination of strong coffee, creamy condensed milk, and ice creates a drink that’s both energizing and satisfying. It's a quick and straightforward recipe that doesn’t require any advanced techniques, making it accessible to anyone.
Customizable to your taste, this Vietnamese iced coffee can be adjusted in sweetness and strength. Whether you prefer a slightly sweeter drink or a bolder coffee flavor, it’s easy to make small tweaks to suit your preferences. With just a few ingredients and simple steps, you can enjoy this classic beverage from the comfort of your home.
Regular milk won’t provide the same creamy sweetness but can be used for a lighter version.
Phin filters are available online or at most Asian grocery stores.
The coffee can be brewed ahead, but combine with condensed milk and ice just before serving.
No, due to the sugar content in condensed milk.
Yes, but it will have a different intensity and may not replicate the authentic flavor.
Check that the coffee grounds aren’t too fine and adjust the filter’s tightness.
Yes, using decaf coffee with the same process.
Opt for oat milk condensed milk for a milder flavor.
Typically 5-7 minutes; a slower drip enhances flavor.
Yes, vanilla or a pinch of cinnamon can add extra depth.
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