Amber's Pearl Silent

Amber's Pearl Silent

The hotter it gets, the better the business. In my cold diet the other day, a friend left a message saying that he runs a cold-drink shop, selling fairy herbs, tacos, ice powder and Simelu, making 500 and 600 a day. Since everyone likes these cold drinks, today we will introduce you to a delicious, beautiful and popular red cold drink, Amber Pearl Silent. As can be seen from the name, it consists of a few parts: amber and red sugar pearls, tacos, Simillo, and a couple of pieces of fruit and a ball of ice cream. This bowl is sold well for more than 20, and the food is worth a few dollars. The practice of tamarind has been described in the previous version of the soybeans tamarind fairygrass, and is not repeated here, mainly by means of hand-painting pearls at home. This pearl, which we often call the Milk and Tea Pearl, can be placed in milk tea, juice, or beverages of sweets, then let's see. Amber pearls: 10 grams of white sugar, approximately 70 grams of boiling water and 100 grams of cassava starch. Milk and tea pearls: 15 grams of red sugar, approximately 70 grams of boiling water and 100 grams of cassava sodium. Similu: 20 g Simi, appropriate amount of coconut (or milk), 20 g white sugar. Tacos, twigs, peaches (or mangoes) appropriate。