Dalgona coffee has been a popular item on social media and a great change-up to your coffee game during this pandemic. But fret not, this isn't your typical dalgona that's super bitter. Quite honestly, I am not a fan of the original! So, I went HAM on it to actually make it look good and taste divine. Low and behold Keto Dalgona Horchata.
Serving Size 1
Servings 2
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
For the caramel follow the link and in a small saute over medium-high heat add your butter for the caramel and let brown. When brown, add the remaining ingredients and stir briefly to combine. Reduce heat to a low simmer and let simmer 12 minutes *do not stir* or it will break. Place in a squeeze bottle and add to the freezer to cool down. Reserve for later. This can be made ahead of time.
In a small saute pan over medium-high heat, toast off your almond flour, tossing occasionally to prevent burning and even toasting, and add remaining ingredients. Spread thinly on a small plate and place in freezer to harden. Reserve for later. This can be made ahead of time.
In a blender, add in all your ingredients for the 'Milk' and blend just until combined. Reserve for later.
Now, add all your ingredients for the dalgona into a medium mixing bowl and whisk on medium with a hand mixer until thick like me and oh so light and golden!
Chill your glass of choice briefly. Remove and dip the rim of the glass in a bit of caramel and then straight into the cookie crumb mix.
Pour in the 'Milk' mixture and top with the dalgona using a spoon.
Sprinkle with a bit more cookie crumb, a drizzle of caramel around the rim, and a pinch of flake salt.
Serve your delicious keto dalgona horchata coffee and enjoy!
For the caramel follow the link and in a small saute over medium-high heat add your butter for the caramel and let brown. When brown, add the remaining ingredients and stir briefly to combine. Reduce heat to a low simmer and let simmer 12 minutes *do not stir* or it will break. Place in a squeeze bottle and add to the freezer to cool down. Reserve for later. This can be made ahead of time.
In a small saute pan over medium-high heat, toast off your almond flour, tossing occasionally to prevent burning and even toasting, and add remaining ingredients. Spread thinly on a small plate and place in freezer to harden. Reserve for later. This can be made ahead of time.
In a blender, add in all your ingredients for the 'Milk' and blend just until combined. Reserve for later.
Now, add all your ingredients for the dalgona into a medium mixing bowl and whisk on medium with a hand mixer until thick like me and oh so light and golden!
Chill your glass of choice briefly. Remove and dip the rim of the glass in a bit of caramel and then straight into the cookie crumb mix.
Pour in the 'Milk' mixture and top with the dalgona using a spoon.
Sprinkle with a bit more cookie crumb, a drizzle of caramel around the rim, and a pinch of flake salt.
Serve your delicious keto dalgona horchata coffee and enjoy!
The serving size is 1/2 a coffee? How about make the serving size 1 coffee and don’t make the macros look better than it is.
Hi, Trevor. This recipe was contributed from an outside recipe contributor, but I believe that the recipe was meant to be made for 2 people. Feel free to halve the recipe to make enough for just one.
Ok, serving size is 1 coffee and this recipe makes 2 servings.
Hi, Trevor. Yes!
So silly question but don’t you need some form of liquid to mix with the coffee itself to make it fluffy?? Am I missing that step some how in the directions?
Hi, Melinda. Thank you for reaching out! Yes, the recipe has been updated to include 2 tbsp of hot water needed.
It says to follow the link for the caramel recipe, but there is no link.
Hi Joanne–sorry about that! Here’s the link to our homemade caramel: https://ketogenic.com/recipes/4-ingredient-homemade-caramel-sauce/