#drinks
5 viral recipes tagged #drinks.
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自制柠檬水
Real lemonade built on a proper simple syrup so the sweetness dissolves clean and never grits at the bottom of the glass, balanced against a full cup of fresh-squeezed juice for a tart, aromatic pour. This is the pitcher that ruins the powdered stuff for you forever.
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长岛冰茶
A Long Island Iced Tea is the ultimate happy-hour sleeper: five clear spirits — vodka, gin, rum, tequila and triple sec — shaken with fresh lemon and a little sugar, then topped with just enough cola to turn the glass the exact amber of brewed iced tea. There isn't a drop of actual tea in it; the cola and citrus mimic the color and bite while the shake-and-strain method melds the liquors into one smooth, deceptively easy-drinking highball.
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洛神花茶（Agua de Jamaica）
Agua de Jamaica is Mexico's ruby-red hibiscus cooler, brewed by steeping dried flor de Jamaica into a tart, cranberry-like infusion and sweetening it just enough to round the edges. Steeping the flowers off the heat instead of boiling them hard keeps the color vivid and the flavor bright rather than stewed and bitter. Served ice-cold with a squeeze of lime, it is one of the most refreshing things on any Mexican table.
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绿色蔬果汁
A bright, faintly sweet green juice built on kale, cucumber, celery, and tart apple, with ginger and lemon keeping every sip lively instead of grassy. Blending everything smooth and then straining through a nut milk bag gives you silky, pulp-free juice with no juicer required. The apple and lemon are calibrated to tame kale's bitterness, so it tastes fresh and clean rather than like lawn clippings.
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拿铁咖啡
A cafe latte is Italy's gentlest espresso drink: a double shot stretched with warm milk and capped with a thin, silky layer of microfoam. Heating the milk to just 55-65°C keeps its natural sweetness intact, so the drink tastes rounder and creamier than the same coffee with cold milk stirred in. You do not need a fancy machine — a moka pot and a French press (or even a lidded jar) get you a genuinely velvety latte at home.
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