Rich & Sweet Coffee Whipped Cream with Sweet Condensed Milk
All Purpose Veggies
This rich and luscious Coffee Flavored Whipped Cream is one of my favorite dessert topping creations, a simple yet delightful recipe with a bold coffee flavor and a secret ingredient (sweetened condensed milk) that will have your friends and family begging for the recipe! Whether you dollop it onto your morning coffee, swirl it atop a slice of cake, or layer it in a parfait, the sumptuous coffee flavor, and the unique sweetness from condensed milk make this whipped cream a standout sensation.
Mix 1 Tbsp of instant coffee granules with 2 Tbsp heavy cream. Set aside until the coffee granules have all been dissolved, about 30 minutesTIP: if you're in a hurry, use this method: in a microwave safe bowl, heat the 2 Tbsp of cream in the microwave for 15 seconds and add the coffee granules and stir until fully dissolved
Whip Cream
Pour the rest of the heavy cream into the chilled mixing bowl. If you're using a stand mixer, use the whisk attachment. You can also use a hand mixer with beaters.
Add the sweetened condensed milk and vanilla extract
Add the prepared coffee-cream paste.
Begin whipping the cream at low speed, gradually increasing to high as it thickens.
Whip the cream until it thickens and reaches stiff peaks, or until the beater starts to leave tracks in the cream (see pics)Note: Be careful not to over-whip, as it can turn into butter.
Yields approximately 2 cups of whipped cream
If you have leftover whipped cream, store it in an airtight container in the refrigerator. It will keep well for 1-2 days. You may need to re-whip it for a few seconds to restore the desired consistency.
Use the freshly whipped cream to top your favorite desserts, such as cakes, pies, fruits, or hot beverages like coffee or hot chocolate. In the pic: flourless coffee roll cake with sweet coffee whipped cream
Notes
*You can also use a sugar of choice (raw cane, white sugar) instead of sweetened condensed milk. For a lower carb option, replace sugar with a sugar-free substitute such as granulated monk fruit sweetener or erythritol. If using stevia powder, be sure to convert the amount of stevia according to package directions.
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