Description
A simple beautiful pink drink just diluting 'Rooh Afza'—a bright red commercial syrup condensing rose, fruit, and herb extracts—with cold milk.
Restaurants serving Rooh Afza Milk
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Recipe
Ingredients
- Rooh Afza(commercial rose syrup)
- Milk
- Ice
Instructions
- Put plenty of ice in a glass.
- Pour cold milk up to 80% of the glass.
- Pour 1-
- tbsp of Rooh Afza (commercial rose syrup), stir well with a spoon until beautifully pink to finish.
Learn more Spice, substitutes, tips
Key spices
None
Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets
Common strawberry syrup (no Rooh Afza-specific herb feel but as color sub)
Pairing
Spicy snacks、Samosa
Trivia
[Trend] 'Rooh Afza (refresher of the soul)' is a summer feature and nostalgia symbol for Indians since 1906. Highly valued among Muslims as a drink to break Ramadan fasting.
Eating tips & etiquette
[Unique Eating] Sink red syrup at the bottom of a clear glass, stirring it yourself right before drinking, enjoying the moment white milk turns vibrant pink!
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