Caffe Affogato ~r

. . . from www.soscuisine.com.

I loved it. Hal wasn't crazy about it. I thought it tasted sort of like a Tim Horton's Ice Capp.

Caffé "Affogato" (drowned)

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Vanilla ice cream and hot coffee.

Only 2 simple ingredients for this Italian classic dessert. The ice cream is literally "affogato", i.e. drowned in the hot coffee.

Preparation 10 min

$0.28 per serving / $0.27 with specials

80 calories per serving

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Ingredients

1/2 cup	coffee (liquid)		125 mL
2 scoops	vanilla ice cream		125 mL

Method

Prepare a very strong coffee (ideally espresso).

Place one scoop of vanilla ice cream in a heat-resistant cup. Pour the hot coffee on top and serve immediately.

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