It’s National Irish Coffee Day. What better time to indulge in the simple yet overwhelmingly sweet and rich drink. Here’s how to make your own to celebrate.

Brew yourself a cuppa Joe and whip up an Irish coffee while you learn about the history of one of Ireland's most popular drinks! Irish coffee is one of the world’s most popular drinks ...

It's nearly time for National Irish Coffee day, falling this weekend, so why not treat yourself to this beloved warm cocktail? The post Get ready for the weekend with this twist on an Irish Coffee ...

This cozy cocktail is like a long, warm hug on a frigid night. Irish Coffee combines freshly brewed coffee with Irish whiskey and sugar, and is topped with a dollop of lightly whipped heavy cream.

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Finish your meal with a digestif straight from Ireland: Irish coffee! To make it, you'll need coffee (of course!), whisky, cane sugar and whipped cream. A little history: Irish coffee was created ...

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Irish coffee is a bewitching combination of sweet, whisky-laced coffee through softly-whipped cream. Very simple, very indulgent, very delicious. 50 Ml Unsweetened Cold Whipping Cream 2 tbsp Soft ...

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Mix together the instant coffee and hot water in a measuring jug ... To make the whipped cream, combine the cream, Irish cream, honey, vanilla bean paste and salt in a large bowl.