The Thailand-based beverage team at Aleenta Retreat Chiang Mai shared a recipe.
Iced americano with Sai Nam Phueng served at Aleenta Retreat Chiang Mai in Thailand.drinkers, there's a fruity concoction popular in Thailand that could just be your new favorite refreshing sipper for summer -- espresso and orange juice over ice.
Coffee is already full of fruity aromas that when combined with orange juice creates a bright, citrusy iced beverage that's perfect for the warmer summer season and it's regularly served up at cafes and streetWith thousands of iterations gaining attention on social media, "Good Morning America" went straight to the local source to get some insights about the two-toned coffee drink.
"Espresso with fresh orange juice on ice has become increasingly popular during the past three years. Thai people love balance in their food and drinks," the beverage director at Aleenta Retreat Chiang Mai told "GMA."Rainbow Bkk via Shutterstock, FILE Their team serves up a version on its signature coffee menu for Iced Americano with Sai Nam Phueng, and shared the full recipe below to recreate the drink at home.
"The Sai Nam Phueng oranges are known to be mellow and sweet. Combining the sour and bitter flavors with a sweet fruit juice fits the Thai taste," she said. "In general, many Thais do favor their coffee beverages on ice. Combining it with fresh pressed orange juice makes the coffee more balanced. Additionally, unlike milk, oranges can be easily stored without cooling which makes it attractive for street vendors.
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