Vietnamese salt coffee
Also known as Cà phê muối, Salt coffee, Vietnamese salt coffee
Strong Vietnamese phin coffee drips onto sweetened condensed milk and is topped with a lightly salted cream or milk foam. The salt tempers the bitterness; it is drunk hot or over ice.
- Origin:
- Vietnam
- Milk:
- Kuhmilch
- Caffeine:
- ca. 50–120 mg (Schätzung)
Rough guide; depends on bean, dose and method. Not a statement about effects or health.
Served in: Old fashioned glass (rocks glass)
Language: DE · EN
Ingredients
- Gesüßte Kondensmilch
- Kaffee (Phin, stark)
- Sahne oder fermentierte Milch (leicht gesalzen)
- Eis
Preparation
- Put sweetened condensed milk in the glass
- Brew strong coffee through a phin directly onto it
- Top with lightly salted whipped cream (or salted fermented milk)
- Stir before drinking; add ice if you like
Equipment: Phin filter
Origin: From Huế in central Vietnam, now found across the country.