The making skills of fancy Coffee
Pharisee
Shake after drinking coffee. In fact, it was called out by the Pharisees who liked to drink. "Pharisee" is Australian coffee. Now people who want to drink from morning till night will order "Pharisee" when they go to the coffee shop.
Preparation method: first add 10 grams of sugar and 20 milliliters of rum in the cup, stir with a small spoon while adding deep-fried coffee, then add 1 spoon of cream and drop a few drops of rum on the cream.
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