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Vietnamese coffee concocted by Didi pot

Vietnamese coffee concocted by Didi pot

Drinking coffee is a daily habit of Vietnamese. Vietnamese cafes are very common, not high-spending places, and ordinary ones are only a few yuan RMB. Vietnamese coffee is not brewed in a coffee pot, but is extracted into coffee by a special drip filtration method, which is used to pass the time. This kind of dripping filter is called dripping pot in Vietnam. This kind of coffee seems to be the only way to make coffee.

2014-06-10
Brewing coffee by Vietnamese method (group of pictures)

Brewing coffee by Vietnamese method (group of pictures)

Vietnamese coffee has its own style. Coffee beans are deeply roasted and extracted into coffee by drip filtration, which is called Didi pot in Vietnam. Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk, this is unique, if added with ice, it will become iced coffee. The following introduces the specific use of Vietnam Didi pot: 1. Preparation items: Vietnamese Didi pot, condensed milk, Vietnamese local coffee beans, coffee.

2014-07-14
Brewing coffee by Vietnamese method (group of pictures)

Brewing coffee by Vietnamese method (group of pictures)

Vietnamese coffee has its own style. Coffee beans are deeply roasted and extracted into coffee by drip filtration, which is called Didi pot in Vietnam. Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk, this is unique, if added with ice, it will become iced coffee. The following introduces the specific use of Vietnam Didi pot: 1. Preparation items: Vietnamese Didi pot, condensed milk, Vietnamese local coffee beans, coffee.

2014-07-14
The steps of making coffee in a drip pot by Vietnamese method

The steps of making coffee in a drip pot by Vietnamese method

Vietnamese coffee has its own style. Coffee beans are deeply roasted and extracted into coffee by drip filtration, which is called Didi pot in Vietnam. Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk, this is unique, if added with ice, it will become iced coffee. The following introduces the specific use of Vietnam Didi pot: 1. Preparation items: Vietnamese Didi pot, condensed milk, Vietnamese local coffee beans, coffee.

2015-02-28
How to use Vietnam drip pot? How to use the coffee drip pot

How to use Vietnam drip pot? How to use the coffee drip pot

Vietnamese coffee originated from drip coffee, which was very popular in France in the early 19th century, and was introduced into Vietnam with the colonial relationship between France and Vietnam. Vietnamese coffee is not brewed in a coffee pot, but a special drip coffee cup, which we call a drip pot. Contents [Hide] Vietnamese coffee originated in France in the early 19th century, very popular drip coffee, with the French and Vietnamese colonization

2015-11-09
Vietnamese iced coffee with pure coffee making skills

Vietnamese iced coffee with pure coffee making skills

Drinking coffee is a daily habit of the Vietnamese. Vietnamese coffee is not brewed in a coffee pot, but through a special dripping coffee cup, drop by drop, enjoy the wonderful time. Vietnamese iced coffee is smooth and mellow, with milk fragrance overflowing. So in this hot summer, Vietnamese iced coffee has become an upstart in relieving heat. Drinking coffee is a daily habit of the Vietnamese. Vietnamese coffee is not used in drinking coffee.

2014-11-25
Vietnamese coffee improved Vietnamese pot

Vietnamese coffee improved Vietnamese pot

This is the use of a modified Vietnamese pot to extract pure Vietnamese coffee beans by dripping. And the most important feature of Vietnamese coffee beans is baked with special cream, so there will be a strong tropical coffee wrapped with a strong creamy flavor. Drinking coffee is a daily habit of Vietnamese. Vietnamese cafes are very common, not high-spending places, and ordinary ones are only a few yuan RMB. Vietnam Coffee

2015-06-17
Vietnamese iced coffee making methods and skills of Vietnamese coffee

Vietnamese iced coffee making methods and skills of Vietnamese coffee

Vietnamese iced coffee is smooth and mellow, with milk fragrance overflowing. So in this hot summer, Vietnamese iced coffee has become an upstart in relieving heat. Drinking coffee is a daily habit of the Vietnamese. Vietnamese coffee is not brewed in a coffee pot, but through a special dripping coffee cup, drop by drop, enjoy the wonderful time. Required materials: medium-sized coffee powder (avoid leaving too much waste when dripping

2015-02-26
The coffee made by Vietnamese method has a special flavor.

The coffee made by Vietnamese method has a special flavor.

Vietnamese coffee has its own style. Coffee beans are deeply roasted and extracted into coffee by drip filtration. It's called a dripping pot in Vietnam. Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk, this is unique, if added with ice, it will become iced coffee. Now let's talk about the specific use of Vietnam Didi pot: 1. preparation items: Vietnamese Didi pot condensed milk Vietnamese local coffee bean coffee spoon

2014-07-14
Pure Vietnamese iced coffee practice Vietnamese iced coffee is smooth and mellow

Pure Vietnamese iced coffee practice Vietnamese iced coffee is smooth and mellow

Vietnamese iced coffee is smooth and mellow, with milk fragrance overflowing. So in this hot summer, Vietnamese iced coffee has become an upstart in relieving heat. Drinking coffee is a daily habit of the Vietnamese. Vietnamese coffee is not brewed in a coffee pot, but through a special dripping coffee cup, drop by drop, enjoy the wonderful time. Required materials: medium-sized coffee powder (avoid leaving too much waste when dripping

2015-11-11
Pure Vietnamese iced coffee

Pure Vietnamese iced coffee

Drinking coffee is a daily habit of the Vietnamese. Vietnamese coffee is not brewed in a coffee pot, but through a special dripping coffee cup, drop by drop, enjoy the wonderful time.

2014-07-10
A detailed explanation of the Historical Origin and Operation of Coffee in Vietnam

A detailed explanation of the Historical Origin and Operation of Coffee in Vietnam

Vietnam was once a French colony, and coffee was brought to Vietnam by French Jesuit missionaries around 1860. In nearly 150 years of history, Vietnam has gradually developed its own unique coffee culture. Coffee exports rank second in the world, but most of them are Robusta beans. The coffee brewing method chosen by the Vietnamese is also specially filtered by Vietnamese pots. In Europe and the United States

2015-12-01
Fine Coffee-- the brewing method of Vietnamese ultrafine powder Vietnamese coffee brewing method Vietnamese coffee

Fine Coffee-- the brewing method of Vietnamese ultrafine powder Vietnamese coffee brewing method Vietnamese coffee

The general brewing methods of ultra-fine coffee powder in Vietnam are as follows: 30g coffee powder, dripping pot (dripping iron), condensed milk and sugar. 1. Iron the coffee cup and drip pot before brewing; 2. Put the coffee into the drip pot and cover it. Soak with boiling water, it will drip slowly below. Pay attention to the coffee cup below to keep warm. It is recommended to keep warm in a bowl with boiling water, according to the mouth of the person.

2016-03-28
Vietnamese drip coffee pot Vietnamese coffee flavor is largely due to its brewing process

Vietnamese drip coffee pot Vietnamese coffee flavor is largely due to its brewing process

Vietnamese coffee is also called Didi Jin. You have to order it 10 minutes in advance. Since French missionaries brought coffee to Vietnam 150 years ago, Vietnam has gradually developed its own coffee culture. Vietnamese coffee flavor is largely due to its brewing process, it is not brewed in a coffee pot, but a special drip coffee cup, followed by an ancient printed glass,

2015-10-06
Pure Vietnamese iced coffee

Pure Vietnamese iced coffee

Drinking coffee is a daily habit of the Vietnamese. Vietnamese coffee is not brewed in a coffee pot, but through a special dripping coffee cup, drop by drop, enjoy the wonderful time.

2014-07-10
Pure Vietnamese iced coffee

Pure Vietnamese iced coffee

Drinking coffee is a daily habit of the Vietnamese. Vietnamese coffee is not brewed in a coffee pot, but through a special dripping coffee cup, drop by drop, enjoy the wonderful time.

2014-07-10
Vietnam Didi Coffee Pot steps for making Vietnamese Coffee

Vietnam Didi Coffee Pot steps for making Vietnamese Coffee

The principle of the Vietnamese coffee pot is very close to that of the Naples flip pot, and the coffee is extracted by the natural infiltration of hot water. The coffee produced is very rich and mellow, and the only disadvantage is that the filtration rate is slow, which is easy to lower the coffee temperature. So if you are more fastidious, you can put the coffee cup in hot water and then drip it. About 15 grams of raw coffee powder (medium to deep will be more suitable

2015-05-22
Decomposition of the brewing process of Didi pot in Vietnam

Decomposition of the brewing process of Didi pot in Vietnam

As more and more kinds of coffee pots are played, the common pots have been played all over, and they have begun to play with Vietnamese pots, which are easy to operate and easy to carry, and can be used in travel or office places. If you took this guy with you on a solo ride for thousands of miles last time, you can make your own coffee every day without having to drink instant dissolve. In fact, the Vietnamese pot adopts the most common principle of trickling filtration, and the hot water is heavy.

2014-09-09
Full-bodied Vietnamese coffee boutique coffee

Full-bodied Vietnamese coffee boutique coffee

The first time to make Vietnamese coffee is to use a mocha pot, which is a little different from the Vietnamese dripping pot. When the mocha pot is cooked, it has a very fragrant and strong fragrance, which is very simple to describe, a mixture of coffee, chocolate and cream. But the feeling of the entrance is relatively light, there is no other coffee mellow taste, of course, maybe a little too much water, so more nose

2015-02-12
Vietnam coffee pot brews the most common drip filter.

Vietnam coffee pot brews the most common drip filter.

As more and more kinds of coffee pots are played, the common pots have been played all over, and they have begun to play with Vietnamese pots, which are easy to operate and easy to carry, and can be used in travel or office places. If you took this guy with you on a solo ride for thousands of miles last time, you can make your own coffee every day without having to drink instant dissolve. In fact, the Vietnamese pot adopts the most common principle of trickling filtration, and the hot water is heavy.

2015-03-13
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