dalgona

American  

[dal-goh-nuh, dahl-guh-nah] / dælˈgoʊ nə, ˈdɑl gə nɑ /

noun

PLURAL

dalgona, dalgonas

1. Korean Cooking.  a Korean sweet made from a mixture of melted sugar and baking soda, often with a shape imprinted on the surface.

2. dalgona coffee.

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Example Sentences

In recent years, viral recipes like feta pasta, dalgona coffee and butter boards have taken the world by storm.

From Salon

Every once in a while, though, something breaks through: negroni....spagliatto....with prosecco, corn kid, dalgona coffee.

From Salon

The series, which tapped into real-world concerns about economic disparity and moral bankruptcy in South Korea and beyond, became a global phenomenon, inspiring many a Halloween costume — “Squid Game”-style tracksuits and black masks — and spiking interest in Dalgona candy.

From New York Times

Teas’n You’s version does not disappoint: Fresh strawberry pulp and creamy matcha whipped into “dalgona” top this standout drink.

From Washington Post

There are recipes for milk bread, mooncake and Dalgona coffee.

From Seattle Times