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Hi all,
I am a coffee fan from Vietnam. In here, Vietnamese Iced Coffee with Condensed Milk (or 'Ca phe sua da') is very popular. You can find it in a coffee shop with different styles. It is considered as a traditional coffee recipe of Vietnam. Vietnamese loves it, of course. Many foreign visitors claim that they love 'ca phe sua da', too. That's why many Vietnamese people believe that 'ca phe sua da' is the world's most special coffee drink. However, I doubt that it is not such a very famous drink. First of all, I think it can't be healthy as condensed milk contains a lot of sugar. And too much sugar is not good for your health. Secondly, as it is brewed from Vietnamese dripper (or phin filter) and this is a very old brewer of the world. Coffee itself is not fully extrated by phin.
Haven't you ever tried Vietnamese Iced Coffee with Condensed Milk yet? What is your real feelings? And comments?
For those who don't know 'ca phe sua da', here is "how to make Vietnamese Iced Coffee" to find out more.
You can see the phin (Vietnamese dripper) here.
Or, this is the image of phin. Look at it. Very simple!!!
![vietnam-coffee-phin-filter.jpg vietnam-coffee-phin-filter.jpg](https://www.coffeeforums.com/data/attachments/2/2086-70f54f0383710942bdec9b300f08bb9b.jpg)
I am a coffee fan from Vietnam. In here, Vietnamese Iced Coffee with Condensed Milk (or 'Ca phe sua da') is very popular. You can find it in a coffee shop with different styles. It is considered as a traditional coffee recipe of Vietnam. Vietnamese loves it, of course. Many foreign visitors claim that they love 'ca phe sua da', too. That's why many Vietnamese people believe that 'ca phe sua da' is the world's most special coffee drink. However, I doubt that it is not such a very famous drink. First of all, I think it can't be healthy as condensed milk contains a lot of sugar. And too much sugar is not good for your health. Secondly, as it is brewed from Vietnamese dripper (or phin filter) and this is a very old brewer of the world. Coffee itself is not fully extrated by phin.
Haven't you ever tried Vietnamese Iced Coffee with Condensed Milk yet? What is your real feelings? And comments?
For those who don't know 'ca phe sua da', here is "how to make Vietnamese Iced Coffee" to find out more.
You can see the phin (Vietnamese dripper) here.
Or, this is the image of phin. Look at it. Very simple!!!
![vietnam-coffee-phin-filter.jpg vietnam-coffee-phin-filter.jpg](https://www.coffeeforums.com/data/attachments/2/2086-70f54f0383710942bdec9b300f08bb9b.jpg)