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Sugarcane juice with durian: An addition to Vietnamese ‘nuoc mia’
Updated: 10:34, 14/08/2023
A recent addition to the famous Vietnamese beverage ‘nuoc mia’ is sugarcane juice with durian.
Fresh durian is gently mashed into a fine paste before being added to sugarcane juice. In addition, green bean paste and a little coconut milk are added to the glass.
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Sugarcane juice with durian: An addition to Vietnamese ‘nuoc mia’. |
The drink is well-balanced, not too sweet, and retains the tastes of sugarcane and durian.
This special beverage is now available in both Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. A cup of sugarcane juice with durian is around VND15,000 (64 cents).
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Source: VnExpress
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