16 easy whipped drinks to make at home if you're tired of dalgona coffee

Anneta KonstantinidesApr 29, 2020, 04:39 IST

Dalgona coffee has taken the world by storm, and now there's dozens of alternative recipes as well.xx

Dalgona coffee is one of the biggest food trends of 2020.
And now people all over the world are tweaking the whipped coffee's recipe to create new Instagram-worthy creations.
From beetroot and avocado to Nutella and Froot Loops, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Insider rounded up some of the best alternatives on social media and asked the creators for their tips so you can create the drinks at home.
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There's no denying that dalgona coffee is a bonafide hit, taking over the world and turning us all into whipped coffee connoisseurs.

While the delicious treat started out with just three simple ingredients — coffee, water, and sugar — the recipe has since been tweaked to create dozens of new Instagram-worthy creations.

From strawberry and Nutella to Froot Loops and Kool-Aid, there's now a dalgona drink for everyone's taste buds — even if they don't like coffee!

Insider has gathered some of our favorites and asked the creators for their tips and tricks, so you can stop scrolling and start sipping.

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And if you want your dalgona to be a little boozy, there are a number of ways to turn the whipped drink into a delicious cocktail.

Or you can add liquor for a dalgona cocktail. Ravin Buzzell

If you're craving a dalgona drink unlike any other, why not pair it with Kool-Aid?

Whipped Kool-Aid is definitely one of the most creative dalgona creations. Soflofooodie/Instagram

Matcha dalgona coffees have been a hit on social media thanks to their bright-green hue.

Matcha has been a popular dalgona alternative. @beautyeatz/Instagram

If you want to add even more colors to your dalgona drink, try pink and green.

Zoe Scott mixed matcha with pink milk to create this gorgeous drink. Zoe Scott

Or you could add a dash of cocoa to create a chocolate-covered strawberry dalgona drink.

A dash of cocoa turns your drink into a chocolate-covered strawberry dalgona. @yayjoon/Instagram

If you still want that strawberry taste but don't have any Nesquik powder — or would just prefer to use fruit instead — all you need is a blender.

Fresh strawberries can also be used to make a sweet pink drink. Laurel Wayne-Nixon

You can also use beetroot powder to give your dalgona drink a beautiful vibrant hue.

Or you can use beetroot powder to get that bright-pink hue. Kayla Castillo

Strawberry hasn't been the only thing turning dalgona drinks pink. Beetroot dalgona creations have also been popping up all over social media.

This dalgona drink was made with beetroot juice. Rose Tree Tea Room

Avocado always seems to follow whenever there's a big food trend, and the dalgona coffee has been no different.

There has even been avocado dalgona drinks popping up on social media. @moucup/Instagram

For those who prefer tea to coffee, a chai whipped dalgona is another great option.

Those who prefer tea can make a whipped chai dalgona drink. Misha Schwarz

Another popular dalgona alternative has been Nutella whipped coffee, which Mussi and fellow influencer Eloise Head both helped popularize.

Nutella has also become a popular dalgona alternative. Valentina Mussi

If caffeine is what you're after, have no fear. Mussi created three dalgona alternatives that add flavor to the original without losing its coffee kick.

Mussi also created a caramel whipped coffee using the dalgona recipe. Valentina Mussi

For those who want an alternative drink that tastes a bit more chocolaty, Mussi made a whipped cocoa version as well.

You can also use cocoa for a more chocolaty dalgona alternative. Valentina Mussi

Mussi has also created a whipped drink inspired by Froot Loops, her favorite childhood cereal.

This creation by Mussi is made with Froot Loops. Valentina Mussi

Mussi's Biscoff whipped milk was inspired by Lotus Biscoff, a popular Belgian cookie.

Mussi also created a dalgona drink inspired by the Lotus Biscoff cookie. Valentina Mussi

Food blogger Valentina Mussi has been behind some of the most creative dalgona alternatives, first capturing Instagram's attention with her whipped strawberry milk creation.

Mussi helped popularize this whipped strawberry milk drink. Valentina Mussi

Food blogger Valentina Mussi has been behind some of the most creative dalgona alternatives, first capturing Instagram's attention with her whipped strawberry milk creation.

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16 easy whipped drinks to make at home if you're tired of dalgona coffee

And if you want your dalgona to be a little boozy, there are a number of ways to turn the whipped drink into a delicious cocktail.

If you're craving a dalgona drink unlike any other, why not pair it with Kool-Aid?

Matcha dalgona coffees have been a hit on social media thanks to their bright-green hue.

If you want to add even more colors to your dalgona drink, try pink and green.

Or you could add a dash of cocoa to create a chocolate-covered strawberry dalgona drink.

If you still want that strawberry taste but don't have any Nesquik powder — or would just prefer to use fruit instead — all you need is a blender.

You can also use beetroot powder to give your dalgona drink a beautiful vibrant hue.

Strawberry hasn't been the only thing turning dalgona drinks pink. Beetroot dalgona creations have also been popping up all over social media.

Avocado always seems to follow whenever there's a big food trend, and the dalgona coffee has been no different.

For those who prefer tea to coffee, a chai whipped dalgona is another great option.

Another popular dalgona alternative has been Nutella whipped coffee, which Mussi and fellow influencer Eloise Head both helped popularize.

If caffeine is what you're after, have no fear. Mussi created three dalgona alternatives that add flavor to the original without losing its coffee kick.

For those who want an alternative drink that tastes a bit more chocolaty, Mussi made a whipped cocoa version as well.

Mussi has also created a whipped drink inspired by Froot Loops, her favorite childhood cereal.

Mussi's Biscoff whipped milk was inspired by Lotus Biscoff, a popular Belgian cookie.

Food blogger Valentina Mussi has been behind some of the most creative dalgona alternatives, first capturing Instagram's attention with her whipped strawberry milk creation.