Description
'Ah-Ah' (Iced Americano abbreviation). Espresso diluted with a massive amount of cold water and ice. Much thinner/lighter than Japanese drip coffee.
Restaurants serving Ah-Ah (Iced Americano)
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Recipe
Ingredients
- Coffee beans(Espresso)
- Water
- Ice(Lots)
Instructions
- Extract a dense espresso shot.
- Fill a large plastic cup with ice and cold water.
- Pour the espresso shot over the ice water.
Learn more Spice, substitutes, tips
Key spices
Espresso roasted aroma
Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets
Iced coffee (dilute with water)
Pairing
Macarons / Ttungcaron / After spicy food
Trivia
[Difference] Japanese iced drip coffee is bitter/acidic. Korean 'Ah-Ah' is intentionally diluted to be 'thin and nutty like barley tea', acting as a daily water substitute.
Eating tips & etiquette
[Unique Eating] There is a famous Korean proverb: 'Even if I freeze to death, Iced Americano (Eoljukah)'. They drink this giant iced cup through a straw even in sub-zero winters.
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