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How to Make a Greek Frappe

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by Thomas Lundmark

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Step 1 of 13

A glass

A glass

Step 2 of 13

Add about 1-1,5 cm of cold water

Add about 1-1,5 cm of cold water

Step 3 of 13

Nescafe Classic

Nescafe Classic

Step 4 of 13

Add one tea spoon of Nescafe

Add one tea spoon of Nescafe

Step 5 of 13

Take out you frappe whipper

Take out you frappe whipper

Step 6 of 13

Spin the coffee and water until it's fluffy

Spin the coffee and water until it's fluffy

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When the fluff is reaching above half the glass you stop

When the fluff is reaching above half the glass you stop

Step 8 of 13

If you like add some sugar

If you like add some sugar

Step 9 of 13

Add ice cubes

Add ice cubes

Step 10 of 13

Three to four ice cubes depending on how big glass you are using

Three to four ice cubes depending on how big glass you are using

Step 11 of 13

Slowly add cold water as much at the glass can hold

Slowly add cold water as much at the glass can hold

Step 12 of 13

If you like add some milk

If you like add some milk

Step 13 of 13

Put in a straw and mix it and then ENJOY :)

Put in a straw and mix it and then ENJOY :)

You're Done!

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This guide was made by:

Thomas Lundmark

Uppsala, Sweden

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I like ur glass ;)

Allicious ! last year

But you can use any good instant coffee. Personally I prefer this greek one.

Thomas Lundmark (author) last year

It's instant, special coffee made for frappe :)

Thomas Lundmark (author) last year

Is that ground coffee or instant?

Vivian Viti last year

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