Description
Freshly pressed sugarcane juice (Akh er Rosh) made at street stalls. Traditionally pressed together with ginger and lime for a refreshing kick.
Restaurants serving Akh er Rosh (Sugarcane Juice)
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Recipe
Ingredients
- Sugarcane stalks
- Ginger
- Lemon(or Lime)
- Ice
Instructions
- Peel sugarcane.
- Pass stalk, ginger, and lime through the roller to extract juice.
- Pour over ice.
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Key spices
Ginger、Lemon
Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets
None
Pairing
All street foods
Trivia
Identical to India's version, but BD tends to omit spices like cumin/black salt, focusing straight on the ginger kick.
Eating tips & etiquette
Chugged fresh from the stall when exhausted from walking in the sun. The 100% natural sugar absorbs instantly.
Allergen
None