What Happens When You Add An Egg To Coffee

By: Niharika Khurana

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A Rich, Smooth Brew

Adding an egg to coffee creates a rich, smooth brew with reduced bitterness. This Scandinavian tradition is a must-try for coffee lovers seeking a unique morning experience.

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Ultra-Smooth Taste

When you mix coffee grounds with a raw egg, the proteins in the egg bind to the coffee particles. This helps create a clean, smooth texture without the usual coffee grit.

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Reduces Bitterness

The egg white clarifies the coffee by helping to trap bitter compounds in the grounds. The result? A mild, velvety brew that is easier to drink—similar to black tea!

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Clear, Well-balanced Coffee

As the coffee simmers, the egg binds the grounds, making them easier to separate. A splash of cold water helps them sink, allowing you to strain and serve easily—no filter needed.

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The Final Result

What you get is a clean, light, and rich coffee with a silky texture. Less bitterness, a smoother mouthfeel, and a naturally refined flavour.

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Would You Try It?

This century-old Scandinavian brewing method remains unknown to many coffee lovers. Would you try adding an egg to your coffee and experience this unique tradition?

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