How many calories in Vietnamese iced coffee
A glass of Vietnamese iced coffee has about 160 kcal, with 26 g of carbs.
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Cà phê sữa đá is very strong coffee dripped slowly through a little metal filter called a phin, straight onto sweetened condensed milk. You stir it and pour it over a glass of ice.
A glass is 160 kcal, with 26 g of carbs, 5 g of fat and 3 g of protein. Almost all of it comes from the condensed milk, the coffee itself is close to nothing.
It's a strong drink, so it comes in a small glass. The sweetness is the point, and also the number.
Tips
- 1Ask for less condensed milk, the coffee is strong enough to take it.
- 2Try it black over ice with a little sugar, cà phê đá.
- 3Let the ice melt a bit, it softens the coffee and the sweetness.
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Questions
What is in Vietnamese iced coffee?
Strong dark coffee, sweetened condensed milk and ice. That's all.
Where do the calories come from?
The condensed milk. It's milk cooked down with a lot of sugar, so it brings the carbs and the fat.
How many calories in two Vietnamese iced coffees?
About 320 kcal.
What is a phin?
A small metal drip filter that sits on top of the glass. Hot water drips through the grounds slowly, which makes the coffee strong and thick.
Is Vietnamese coffee stronger than normal coffee?
It usually tastes stronger. A lot of it is made with robusta beans, which are bitter and have more caffeine than arabica, and it's brewed slowly with little water.
