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Five Coffee Recipes That Will Keep You Warm And Cheerful This Winter
Jan
Who doesn’t love sipping that hot coffee during winter? Everyone seems to have an undying love for coffee, whether instant coffee or iced coffee during cold days! What about you try a different coffee recipe after reading this blog? Read more to find out!
During winters, what we crave most is a cup of properly prepared coffee. No amount of coffee is adequate during the bone-chilling cold wave that sweeps the Indian plains and hills in December and January every year. There are various benefits of consuming coffee throughout these months. It keeps us warm and heats up the body fast. But it also immediately energises workers facing a dreary day at work, allowing them to plow through their workload swiftly and effectively.
Besides caffeine, which protects and rejuvenates the skin against the Sun’s damaging UV rays, coffee also contains several critical nutrients and vitamins, including B2 and B5, to keep the body healthy and fit against bugs and viruses that commonly cause coughing and sneezing. Here are five ways in which you can drink your coffee this winter. These recipes will get you fired up and break the monotony of drinking the same coffee every day.
Here are five coffee recipes you can make this season.
5 Best Coffee Recipes For The Winters
Cappuccino
An Italian coffee drink called a cappuccino traditionally contains two espresso shots, steamed milk and steamed milk foam. You might need an espresso machine for this caffeine kick. You can use the cream for milk in this recipe. Compared to a latte, this beverage is often smaller in volume and contains a thicker covering of microfoam.
All you need is a cup of cappuccino while you enjoy the winter breeze!
Filter Coffee
It refers to roasted coffee beans that have been finely ground and filtered through a perforated container (coffee maker or coffee machine). For one thing, it takes longer to make and is brewed with lower temperatures than a cup of espresso or a cappuccino. This dish originates from the southern region of India.
Spiced Coffee
Fresh ginger and cardamom-infused coffee with a distinct desi flavour. Cardamom, which contains antioxidant and diuretic qualities, aids in bloating reduction and blood pressure regulation.
Instant Coffee
Coffee crystals or powder made from brewed coffee beans are used in this dish, which is easy to produce and consumed with delight. Add boiling water or milk to the powder or crystals and whisk the mixture thoroughly.
You can make a Dalgona coffee to spice this coffee up! Dalgona coffee stormed the internet during the first quarter of the pandemic; everyone went crazy over this Korean drink. You’d love this drink’s froth!
Irish Coffee
This coffee liqueur might be your next go-to coffee drink! Caffeinated alcohol, Irish whiskey, sugar, and hot coffee are combined in an Irish coffee, which is then topped with whipped cream. The cream is used to dilute the coffee.
Enjoy your Irish coffee while looking at the snow!
