Fancy Coffee Coffee recipe: Queen Bee Coffee
[English name]: queen bee coffee
[name]: Queen Bee Coffee
[material]: 8 points of hot coffee, 1 tablespoon of royal milk (or winter honey), 2-3 drops of brandy, right amount of fresh cream
[method]: pour hot coffee into a cup, add queen bee milk (or winter honey) and brandy; squeeze fresh cream and serve it; you can also use a coffee spoon with queen bee milk for guests to hold in their mouth before drinking coffee. Pure salted malt cream can also be used to make malt coffee, which is also a good choice.
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Fancy Coffee Making Coffee Recipe: Sweet Taste
Chinese Name: Sweet Time Coffee Ingredients: Apple syrup 30ml, Mamba coffee 8 points, whipped cream amount, apple (diced)1 slice Preparation Method: Pour syrup into a cup first, then add Mamba coffee to 8 points full; squeeze a layer of whipped cream, put diced apple on top and finish. Mandheling Braz
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Fancy coffee making coffee recipe: rose coffee
[English name]: rose coffee [English name]: Rose Coffee [ingredient]: coffee 8 points, rose honey 15ml, amount of fresh cream, 1 rose flower [preparation]: pour coffee into a cup full of 8 minutes, add rose honey; squeeze fresh cream and add roses made of whipped cream; decorate with dried rose flowers.
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