Comments on: Vietnamese Iced Coffee http://kitchenmouse.rozentali.com/2009/07/iced-coffee/ Food is our common ground, a universal experience. --James Beard Sat, 04 Sep 2010 18:33:08 +0000 hourly 1 By: Cori Rozentāle http://kitchenmouse.rozentali.com/2009/07/iced-coffee/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Cori Rozentāle Thu, 16 Jul 2009 15:58:43 +0000 http://kitchenmouse.rozentali.com/?p=233#comment-29 You're absolutely right -- it is Vietnamese-style iced coffee. I confess, there aren't many Vietnamese cafes where I live (okay, I know of three about 40 miles away), so I'm more familiar with Thai iced coffee instead. Neat filter, too! I'd love to send you some of our summer heat (now regularly 35C and above) in exchange for that winter cold of yours! Enjoy Vietnam -- I bet the food will be incredible; certainly Tony Bourdain keeps raving about it (Vietnam is one of his favorite countries, apparently)! You’re absolutely right — it is Vietnamese-style iced coffee. I confess, there aren’t many Vietnamese cafes where I live (okay, I know of three about 40 miles away), so I’m more familiar with Thai iced coffee instead. Neat filter, too!

I’d love to send you some of our summer heat (now regularly 35C and above) in exchange for that winter cold of yours! Enjoy Vietnam — I bet the food will be incredible; certainly Tony Bourdain keeps raving about it (Vietnam is one of his favorite countries, apparently)!

]]> By: Ivars Avens http://kitchenmouse.rozentali.com/2009/07/iced-coffee/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Ivars Avens Thu, 16 Jul 2009 02:49:18 +0000 http://kitchenmouse.rozentali.com/?p=233#comment-27 Anyone who hasn't tried this doesn't know what they're missing although I know it as Vietnamese coffee. My wife brought back a Vietnamese coffee filter (e.g. http://www.howtobrewcoffee.com/Vietnamese.htm )when she was there last year and we have developed quite a taste for this way of making coffee. I have never been to Vietnam but we are going there in two weeks time and I'm look forward to tasting the real thing there. Looking forward to the warmth too - Tassie is so cold right now (by our standards at least). Anyone who hasn’t tried this doesn’t know what they’re missing although I know it as Vietnamese coffee. My wife brought back a Vietnamese coffee filter (e.g. http://www.howtobrewcoffee.com/Vietnamese.htm )when she was there last year and we have developed quite a taste for this way of making coffee. I have never been to Vietnam but we are going there in two weeks time and I’m look forward to tasting the real thing there. Looking forward to the warmth too – Tassie is so cold right now (by our standards at least).

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