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India Condiment

Rose Syrup (Rooh Afza)

ミルクをショッキングピンクに染める!100年の歴史を持つインドのノスタルジックな甘い魔法

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Description

A bright red sweet syrup condensing herbs like fruits, mint, coriander based on rose petal extract.

Classification: For Kids,Syrup,Sweet Aroma

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How to use

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Put
  2. tbsp of Rooh Afza (commercial rose syrup) in a glass.
  3. Pour ice-cold milk (or cold water/sparkling water).
  4. Stir well with spoon; pure white milk instantly dyes vibrant shocking pink, completing a sweet drink spreading rose aroma.
Learn more Substitutes, pairings, tips

Key spices

None

Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets

Common strawberry syrup (no complex herb aroma but as coloring sub)

Pairing

Cold milk, Falooda (cold sweet), Shaved ice (Chuski)

Trivia

[Hardcore] 'Rooh Afza' is a super famous brand meaning 'refresher (Afza) of the soul (Rooh)'. Began when a Delhi doctor developed it for heatstroke in 1906. An absolute nostalgia drink for Indians signaling summer's arrival, like Japan's Calpis.

Eating tips & etiquette

[Unique Usage] Splash this bright red syrup in lethal doses over Indian shaved ice (Chuski), savoring the sweetness while dyeing lips and tongue bright pink!

Allergen

None

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