International coffee recipes

Cambodian Coffee (Khmer) is a very simple coffee drink that uses just coffee and sweetened condensed milk, but tastes absolutely fantastic! This is a great drink for people who appreciate gourmet coffee, but don't have an espresso machine or the ability to froth milk. It's rich, creamy, and unique.

Coffee is one of the best ways to discover a new culture, from home. Click here to learn 5 International Coffee Recipes You Need To Try!

There are many ways to indulge your caffeine fix, beyond the Americano. We’re going around the world through these unique coffee recipes.

An easy recipe for creating your own Italian coffee at home.

Make Make International House Coffees at home with these easy recipes.

Mexican Mocha (Aztec Mocha) tastes like "your coffee met hot chocolate"! It has a kick from spices and chocolaty flavors from cocoa powder.

A recipe for Café de Olla (Mexican Spiced Coffee)! This easy drink has a warming blend of coffee, piloncillo, cinnamon, vanilla, and cloves.

Bicerin is a hot drink from Turin, Italy. A layer of espresso is topped with a layer of melted chocolate followed by a layer of whipped cream. Heaven. Don’t be tempted to stir the layers of bicerin together – the joy in drinking it is getting the mixture of hot and cold layers of different textures. This recipe is from Chris Leach, chef at lauded Italian restaurant Manteca in London. Not a coffee fan? Check out our ultimate hot chocolate recipe – it’s made with both dark and milk chocolate.

Coffee is an amazing thing! It's part of many cultures and is served in many different ways. Learn about the different types of coffee around the world today!