A recipe for making Indian coffee.
Only a little salt can make the delicious milk taste more obvious. Fill a wide cup and then sip it, you can get infinite warmth in body and mind.
Practice: pour milk into the pot and heat it up. Add deep-roasted coffee with brown sugar 10CC and a small amount of salt before boiling and then stir carefully. Instead of brown sugar, use black sugar and honey also OK.
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