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Strawberry Dalgona Whipped Coffee is a fruity twist on the Dalgona Whipped Coffee drink sensation. It's creamy, thick, and made with blended, cold strawberry milk. (can also be enjoyed served hot)

Hi Everyone, have you been making all kinds of coffee (and non-coffee) drinks while in self-quarantine like me?
I have another for you, this Strawberry Dalgona Whipped Coffee recipe!
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This recipe uses strawberry powder (made with real strawberries) in both the whipped coffee topping and the strawberry milk.
You can also sprinkle it on top with more strawberry powder on top if you want.
I made sure to link (Amazon Affiliate link) to the exact strawberry powder brand that I used in the recipe card at the end of the post.
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You could also use fresh strawberries, if you have them or if it's strawberry season.



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Strawberry Dalgona Whipped Coffee is a fruity twist on the Dalgona Whipped Coffee drink sensation. It’s creamy, thick, and made with blended, cold strawberry milk. (can also be enjoyed served hot)




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Sara Maniez says
Thank you!