Yeah life canging is the right word. I'm here watching this video because it's been 2 weeks since I've been to Hanoi and I still think about ca phe trung every single day!
I have so many eggs from my pet Turkeys and chickens I needed recipes to try this. I used Turkey eggs for this and the coffee was made in my 18th Century Swedish Copper coffee pot. Let me tell you, it was my first time to try this and it was truly awesome!!! I think it would be easily applied to make an Irish coffee with the egg cream and a dash of whiskey ....thanks for briniging me this knowledge!
Thank you, you explained everything perfectly, going to try this, I love Vietnamese coffee so much, it's strong and robust. I'm used to strong coffee so this is perfect for me (Cuban coffee lover here) 🥰
i just saw one of these coffees for the first time yesterday on another vid I need to find a vietnamese place in my city that makes these, I want to try one
Hello: I'm new to your channel. Actually I've just returned after a three week vacation in Vietnam and I'm craving the egg coffee. So... 1) where can I buy the coffee in the USA? 2) Where can I buy the coffee press you are using in your video? Many thanks, I look forward to hearing from you in the next days. Peace!
Thank you!! Thankfully we have a lot of different Asian stores by me and so I always go and buy all my coffee and Vietnamese drinks from there! ☺️ But this is a great way in case I can’t get there! Thank you.
The breville (brevili Sufi plug ) can't work as I changed to seal to create a stronger suction 😭 sorry rules are rules 😭 Time to find new covers so I can unravel them 😭
Thanks! I really love your clear, simple and organised instruction. I just made one cup of this egg coffee and it’s so nice!👍🏻 Btw, I prefer this egg coffee than Dalgona coffee as it’s less sweet and less heavy
So...I forgot how to make this and just added a whole egg and brown sugar before pouring in the brewed coffee. It still turned out good. Then I had to search for the recipe after drinking since I forgot and was curious if I did it right. Lol. It's still good though. One whole egg mixed directly to hot brewed coffee, with brown sugar.
No...if you are worry about salmonella, you can pasteurize your egg(s) (google it for detailed instructions) ...but, a quick method to do a quick boil. have enough water to cover entire egg at least by 1 inch, bring your water to 140 degrees F (Note: at 142 F you will start cooking the egg) and place your "ROOM Temp" egg in for 3 to 5 minutes. 2d Note: If not room temp, your cold egg(s) will most likely crack when place in hot water.
This doesn't look half bad. I'd probably try it. I'm actually here from r/foodcrimes where some dude cracked an entire egg into a coffee cup before pouring coffee in and stirring. A couple doses of sugar and he claimed it was pretty good. One of the comments claimed it was the same thing as you're doing here and linked your video as "proof" that the whole egg into a cup of coffee was "a thing in both Vietnam and Norway"...
Oh so the coffee scoop becomes a icecream scoop to eat from the joshanda which is not possible because they be eating themselves as it's sealed with a kiss 😭 and the pirates lips are sealed so now he has to walk the plank 😭
A late reply, but maybe useful for someone: you can beat the yolks with sugar and you will obtain something similar, in Italy it's a pretty common "grandma's recipe" and we call it "uovo sbattuto"
Your brain literally works like mine. Your instructions are so detailed with your measurements. The way you communicate makes it possible for anyone to be able to do what you are doing perfectly. This is exactly how my brain works too with everything. Will you marry me?
Yes, it could be that she's not a native V speaker , but It could maybe because she's speaking English. It's hard to mix in Vietnamese words perfectly when you're trying to nail the English part simultaneously, especially a word like "Nguyen". Foreigners are gonna watch this too since she'a living in the U.S, it's best to pronounce in a way that is familiar to them than try to "teach" them to speak V like a native.
I'd say stray on the safe side and pasteurize the egg at 200F with a thermometer for 5 minutes just to be safe, because there is a concern for food borne illness.
They ain't the issue...all kinds of people seem to struggle with languages that aren't their own. My heritage is Jewish and Irish,a world apart from Vietnam, but I'd actually like to know the correct pronunciation. Who knows though, for all we can tell maybe she only speaks English.
@@antipasinchrist One would think that, but I've been in Viet Nam for a few years and NEVER heard it pronounced that way. Often people lose a lot of their heritage when assimilating into American society - along with that, they may have lost the authentic pronunciation.
How come your so traditional but miss pronounce you last name? I use to pronounce like you too, but I learnt and change because Nguyen stand for whole or 100 percent.. so Nguyen coffee supply is a great name for you brand....
I'm an American of Vietnamese descent. According to my parents, Vietnamese is not my primary language 😢, but come on, even I can pronounce Nguyen correctly. Nguyen is your brand. Mispronouncing it makes you look like a Vietnamese appropriating your own culture.
I hate when people mis pronounce "Nguyen" like she did. It's mostly from the kids that were born in the States. If you go to Vietnam & pronounce it the way she did, they would laugh at you & know you're from the States. I always tell people it's Ngu-en (single syllable)
No matter where you go, people in different countries are always going to pronounce names differently depending on where they live, and no one with half a gnats brain should expect them to do differently. The same reason you’ll never see any white American of German origin pronouncing their name Wagner like “Vagner”. No one cares.
If you're name is Friedrich and you come to germany pronoincing it like Fred-rick everyone would know you're from the states but nobody would laugh at you. Maybe that's just our way of, you know, not being obnoxious.If you're name is Friedrich and you come to germany pronoincing it like Fred-rick everyone would know you're from the states but nobody would laugh at you. Maybe that's just our way of, you know, not being obnoxious.
I had an egg coffee for the first time in Hanoi Vietnam a few days ago. I’m hooked!!! Yum. Can’t wait to try this recipe.
Egg coffee changed my life in Ha Noi. I make it for my mates and they are blown away.
Thanks mate sorry can't do anything lips are sealed 😭
Yeah life canging is the right word. I'm here watching this video because it's been 2 weeks since I've been to Hanoi and I still think about ca phe trung every single day!
This was very informative in so many ways thank you forbyour teaching style!
For the egg whites you can whisk it up with some condensed milk and mix with chocolate milk, u have a creamy hot chocolate 🥰🥹
I have so many eggs from my pet Turkeys and chickens I needed recipes to try this. I used Turkey eggs for this and the coffee was made in my 18th Century Swedish Copper coffee pot. Let me tell you, it was my first time to try this and it was truly awesome!!! I think it would be easily applied to make an Irish coffee with the egg cream and a dash of whiskey ....thanks for briniging me this knowledge!
Exactly what I did when first discovered Viet Egg Coffee, added whiskey... :)
Is nice history idea from Vietnamesse with egg in coffee . Thank you my dear 😘
Thank you, you explained everything perfectly, going to try this, I love Vietnamese coffee so much, it's strong and robust. I'm used to strong coffee so this is perfect for me (Cuban coffee lover here) 🥰
Just tried egg coffee in Da Nang Vietnam..a must try to all coffee lovers
I drank 3x while in Da Nang last week. Yay… also I tried coconut coffee, salty coffee and cafe muoi..
i just saw one of these coffees for the first time yesterday on another vid
I need to find a vietnamese place in my city that makes these, I want to try one
Hello: I'm new to your channel. Actually I've just returned after a three week vacation in Vietnam and I'm craving the egg coffee. So... 1) where can I buy the coffee in the USA? 2) Where can I buy the coffee press you are using in your video? Many thanks, I look forward to hearing from you in the next days. Peace!
Thank you!! Thankfully we have a lot of different Asian stores by me and so I always go and buy all my coffee and Vietnamese drinks from there! ☺️ But this is a great way in case I can’t get there! Thank you.
Now the egg coffee icecream scoop is stuck with the splendid syrup with 1 white in a black square in the middle 😭
The breville (brevili Sufi plug ) can't work as I changed to seal to create a stronger suction 😭 sorry rules are rules 😭
Time to find new covers so I can unravel them 😭
Thanks! I really love your clear, simple and organised instruction. I just made one cup of this egg coffee and it’s so nice!👍🏻
Btw, I prefer this egg coffee than Dalgona coffee as it’s less sweet and less heavy
We can get this single cup thing at restraints too so special
So...I forgot how to make this and just added a whole egg and brown sugar before pouring in the brewed coffee. It still turned out good. Then I had to search for the recipe after drinking since I forgot and was curious if I did it right.
Lol.
It's still good though. One whole egg mixed directly to hot brewed coffee, with brown sugar.
This gave me a chuckle
@@daoyang223 😂 It became a protein drink. Hahaha!
A local shop sells Nguyen coffee, its really quite good
thank you, especially for those first 5 seconds of the video, now i finally know how to pronounce nguyen
Wrong. sorry but that's not how you pronounce Nguyen.
then how am i going to pronounce it? @@trespasser2805
@@trespasser2805 But it is.
Sorry, but it really isn't.
I think I have a cup addiction (in addition to my coffee addiction) SO CUTE and I def need to try this!
What a perfect english !
Have your phin and your coffee! Just heard about Hanoi Egg Coffee today! Nice to see this video!
How should I grind the coffee fine or coarse?
Bruh, is that a supreme branded bowl? I didn't expect that on a bowl that very much looks like my mom's/grandma's xD
This is awesome, just like I learned and tried it! Very nice video!
What if you don’t have a hand held blender? Can you use a small milk frother?
Can we put that egg cream on green tea?
"really important to use Robusta coffee", then you read the packet from her brand and it reads "50/50 Robusta/Arabica" 🤣
So... she still used Robusta.
They serve at a crepe shop in Boston.
My foam doesn't come out thick but runny. It drops to the bottom of the coffee. What can I be doing wrong?
I have tried quite a few number of times but the egg still is smelly. I am not using any whites of the egg. What I might be doing wrong?
This is the least of thousands of Vietnam's wonders.
First wonder is : the vietnamese people !
Thank youuu. I'm gonna try this over matcha
Hye, im from malaysia... How can i bought Nguyen coffee for Street shop...??? Serious buyer
What is the regular coffee to water ratio for viet coffee made with a phin?
Where can I buy them hand mixer you used in this video?
Would like to know if I didn't have a Phin Coffee Filter, can I use a Moka Pot?
Only cost a tenner
You could use a French Press
FYI, it is not made with milk because there was a milk shortage so egg was used...
So the coffee isn't hot enough to cook the yolk, but heats it enough so it's not raw?
No...if you are worry about salmonella, you can pasteurize your egg(s) (google it for detailed instructions) ...but, a quick method to do a quick boil. have enough water to cover entire egg at least by 1 inch, bring your water to 140 degrees F (Note: at 142 F you will start cooking the egg) and place your "ROOM Temp" egg in for 3 to 5 minutes. 2d Note: If not room temp, your cold egg(s) will most likely crack when place in hot water.
@@ShaneAlan1 Factory farm eggs are sketchy that way.
This doesn't look half bad. I'd probably try it.
I'm actually here from r/foodcrimes where some dude cracked an entire egg into a coffee cup before pouring coffee in and stirring. A couple doses of sugar and he claimed it was pretty good.
One of the comments claimed it was the same thing as you're doing here and linked your video as "proof" that the whole egg into a cup of coffee was "a thing in both Vietnam and Norway"...
Oh so the coffee scoop becomes a icecream scoop to eat from the joshanda which is not possible because they be eating themselves as it's sealed with a kiss 😭 and the pirates lips are sealed so now he has to walk the plank 😭
@@Dragon-Slay3r Wha?
Viet has strongest coffee even iced even hot I love instant 3 in 1 cream sugar coffee mix from Asian market ok robusta coffee is the key
What size Phin was that ?? (fill to top)
Can you make it without condense milk?
A late reply, but maybe useful for someone: you can beat the yolks with sugar and you will obtain something similar, in Italy it's a pretty common "grandma's recipe" and we call it "uovo sbattuto"
do you need to heat up the eggs for salmonella at all?
Great way to get protein
Your brain literally works like mine. Your instructions are so detailed with your measurements. The way you communicate makes it possible for anyone to be able to do what you are doing perfectly. This is exactly how my brain works too with everything. Will you marry me?
Good try
Enak tuh
Mr. PeanutButter should co-star with you in your videos. And you could call it a crossover episode!
Thanks... My coffee Airways starts dripping... Didn't bloom... Why ideas
Did she say newyin?
I have that Supreme bowl haha
thanks for the recipe, but it’s kinda funny that even you don’t pronounce Nguyen the Vietnamese way
I noticed the same thing lol. Maybe she was born in the USA and dosen't speak vietnamese
@@user-be5qg7mr1s yeah, it’s always a little weird for me to see that happen
@@TrangThu-hb9iy white people always say Nu-gu-yen. maybe she is not even vietnamese but laotion or pinoy acting like a viet person from Hanoi
Yes, it could be that she's not a native V speaker , but It could maybe because she's speaking English. It's hard to mix in Vietnamese words perfectly when you're trying to nail the English part simultaneously, especially a word like "Nguyen". Foreigners are gonna watch this too since she'a living in the U.S, it's best to pronounce in a way that is familiar to them than try to "teach" them to speak V like a native.
Is it that deep
Is that egg safe to eat raw??
Eggs are usually safe to eat raw, but you can heat it up a bit if you want to be cautious.
I'd say stray on the safe side and pasteurize the egg at 200F with a thermometer for 5 minutes just to be safe, because there is a concern for food borne illness.
Have you ever had eggnog, mayonnaise, or carbonara?
It should be ok
harmful bacteria are actually usually on the eggshell and not inside. What you can do is clean your egg quickly before you break it.
Anyone else has that exact same bowl? Just me?
The egg holder with v wings cover was a coffe scoop now both have fallen down as a lampost to cover the 2 postion 😂😭
WOOW , Ngon qua em 😋😇🤩
نريد شرح قهوة عربية :)
قهوة عربية بالبيض؟
Nu yen??
I cheat and use pre made eggnog.
I wish that she would pronounce Nguyen correctly. No need to modify anything for the Anglos.
They ain't the issue...all kinds of people seem to struggle with languages that aren't their own. My heritage is Jewish and Irish,a world apart from Vietnam, but I'd actually like to know the correct pronunciation. Who knows though, for all we can tell maybe she only speaks English.
@@jasonlieberman4606 she's of Vietnamese descent. It's certain that she knows how to pronounce her last name correctly
Facts
@@antipasinchrist One would think that, but I've been in Viet Nam for a few years and NEVER heard it pronounced that way. Often people lose a lot of their heritage when assimilating into American society - along with that, they may have lost the authentic pronunciation.
You sound like a cuck
no salmonella from raw egg yolk?
People eat raw eggs all the time
Dumb question maybe, are USA eggs safe for this? Always told not to eat raw eggs here.
How come your so traditional but miss pronounce you last name? I use to pronounce like you too, but I learnt and change because Nguyen stand for whole or 100 percent.. so Nguyen coffee supply is a great name for you brand....
Shes beautiful ❤
I'm an American of Vietnamese descent. According to my parents, Vietnamese is not my primary language 😢, but come on, even I can pronounce Nguyen correctly. Nguyen is your brand. Mispronouncing it makes you look like a Vietnamese appropriating your own culture.
New-yen…
AJ
is she really a Vietnamese? She says her name Nu yen xDDD
Omg she did not just pronounced her last name like that?
It's for the white people don't take it so offensively lol
That's exactly how I pronounce mine...
No one cares
I noticed she tries hard to speak English as fast as she can, so, maybe trying to fit in?
@@sarahbasto6520she trying hard to speak english so idiots would understand. Why would fitting in matter here?? As if this some playground for kids😂
Why did she look so surprised when the cream floated on the water..??? First time..??
I hate when people mis pronounce "Nguyen" like she did. It's mostly from the kids that were born in the States. If you go to Vietnam & pronounce it the way she did, they would laugh at you & know you're from the States. I always tell people it's Ngu-en (single syllable)
No matter where you go, people in different countries are always going to pronounce names differently depending on where they live, and no one with half a gnats brain should expect them to do differently. The same reason you’ll never see any white American of German origin pronouncing their name Wagner like “Vagner”.
No one cares.
If you're name is Friedrich and you come to germany pronoincing it like Fred-rick everyone would know you're from the states but nobody would laugh at you. Maybe that's just our way of, you know, not being obnoxious.If you're name is Friedrich and you come to germany pronoincing it like Fred-rick everyone would know you're from the states but nobody would laugh at you. Maybe that's just our way of, you know, not being obnoxious.
Why do people insist on torturing us with their weird music??? Thumbs down for this reason.
That’s a dam shame you can’t say your last name correctly.
Their coffee is trash though. Dry and flaky coffee beans.
This coffee not good at all ok
That’s is so wrong
I’m really turned off that you pronounce your last name in Americanized way and not authentic Vietnamese pronunciation. 😢
So sorry you aren't turned on 😢