A Conversation for How to Make Coffee Cream Liqueur
Any chance of quantities here?
Cheerful Dragon Started conversation Jul 16, 2003
How big are 'large' and 'small' tins? How big is a cup? A US cup is smaller than a UK one. Level or heaped spoons? (I tend to assume level unless otherwise stated.) 
Weights and measures are always preferable to generalized quantities, IMHO.
Any chance of quantities here?
Trout Montague Posted Jul 16, 2003
Yeah, I've thought about it, done some research even.
Whiskey. How strong to do want it? Use a big cup if you want more kick. Use a mug if you're that way inclined.
A large tin of condensed milk is (I think) around 500ml, maybe a bit less. A small tin of evaporated milk is (I think) around 400ml, again maybe a bit less. I'll check the tins again tonight.
Coffee. Level or heaped ... dunno ... compromise and bevel it.
Think about what you're making here. It doesn't need to be exact.
Trout.
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The Dali Llama Posted Jul 16, 2003
What about using real coffee? any Ideas?
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KB Posted Jun 18, 2005
Instead of a cup of hot water and a spoonful of coffee, just use a cup of hot coffee instead 
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