This drink was a treat that Michelle’s family would have every few months. Back when she was a young child, her usually healthy-eating family would occasionally tapau Hokkien mee and wat tan hor for a late supper and wash it down with something sweet. When 八宝冰 (eight treasure ice/ais kacang) wasn’t for dessert that night, her mom or aunt would whip up this refreshing fizzy drink. A glass (or three) of this would be especially welcome now in this CNY heat wave.
This drink was a treat that Michelle’s family would have every few months. Back when she was a young child, her usually healthy-eating family would occasionally tapau Hokkien mee and wat tan hor for a late supper and wash it down with something sweet. When 八宝冰 (eight treasure ice/ais kacang) wasn’t for dessert that night, her mom or aunt would whip up this refreshing fizzy drink. A glass (or three) of this would be especially welcome now in this CNY heat wave.
Servings: 4
Prep time: Quick
Servings: 4
Prep time: Quick
1½ tbsp Sunquick orange cordial
500ml water
2 cups canned lychee or longan, drained
2 cups canned honey sea coconut, drained
2 cups canned nata de coco, drained
1.25l ice cream soda
Juice from ½ lemon
Ice cubes
Mint for garnishing
1½ tbsp Sunquick orange cordial
500ml water
2 cups canned lychee or longan, drained
2 cups canned honey sea coconut, drained
2 cups canned nata de coco, drained
1.25l ice cream soda
Juice from ½ lemon
Ice cubes
Mint for garnishing