Makao Golden Milk Spice Blend: A Must-Have for Camping Conversations, Aromatic Beverages

**Product Name:** Makao Golden Milk Spice Blend **Inspiration Region:** India + Europe/America + Taiwan **Ingredients:** Brown Sugar, Turmeric, Ginger, Caraway, Cinnamon, Rose Buds, Black Pepper, Makao **Suitable for:** Pan-cooked Golden Milk **Packaging Size:** 51g / 7 Servings 1 Serving = 2 Teaspoons 2 Teaspoons can make 200ml of Makao Golden Milk **Price:** NTD 180 **About Makao Golden Milk...** https://i0.wp.com/shise.com.tw/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/%E9%A6%AC%E5%91%8A%E9%BB%83%E9%87%91%E7%89%9B%E5%A5%B6-2023-2.jpg?w=1080&ssl=1 In 2016, "Golden Milk" made it onto the superfoods list, with its search volume on Google Trends tripling globally. It has maintained a moderate to high search popularity in Europe and America ever since. What is Golden Milk? Golden Milk is a golden beverage made by cooking spices, primarily turmeric, with milk. In India, spices are considered an integral part of dietary therapy, and turmeric has always been an indispensable remedy in the spice cabinets of Indian mothers. Feeling restless and can't sleep well? Add some turmeric to milk and make Golden Milk. Feeling like you're coming down with a cold? Drink a mixture of turmeric, ginger, and honey. Experiencing severe menstrual pain? Drink warm water mixed with turmeric. While turmeric is aromatic, it can be bitter and astringent. Without careful blending and preparation, it's not exactly a delightful taste. The popular Golden Milk in Europe and America, a beloved caffeine-free drink in coffee shops, naturally requires thoughtful blending to create a flavor that one will instantly fall in love with. Common methods include adding **ginger** for warmth, a hint of **cinnamon** to enhance sweetness, and **black pepper** for a touch of spice. Further enhancing it with **caraway** to bring out a refreshing coolness and tropical floral notes, and adding a bit of **makao** for a lemongrass-like aroma, is a thoughtful culinary touch. Legend has it that among the Atayal tribes, elders would have disputing members drink *makao* water to calm their minds. During hot summer days, *makao* water is also often used to relieve heat. Using *makao* in daily life is a proud cultural heritage of the Atayal people, a wisdom passed down from their ancestors. The fusion of classic European/American recipes with indigenous Taiwanese spices is what makes this Makao Golden Milk uniquely Taiwanese, promoting harmony for both mind and body. Brew a cup of natural, vibrant Makao Golden Milk, add rose petals, inhale the soothing aroma, and take a sip... __The sweet aroma of coconut oil complements the earthy scent of turmeric, while the fragrance of brown sugar and fresh floral notes blend beautifully.__ A touch of spice, a touch of sweetness. __Every now and then, you can sense the power of *makao*, like the embrace of Mother Earth, subtly lingering on your palate.__ Warm, soothing, relieves fatigue, aids sleep. So natural, so delicious, so reassuring. It's also smooth and pleasant when cooled! **How to Cook Makao Golden Milk** https://i1.wp.com/shise.com.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Green-Watercolor-Flowy-Script-Style-Wedding-Save-The-Date-Facebook-Post.png?w=940&ssl=1 Ingredients you need to prepare: - Coconut oil (optional, but adds to the deliciousness!) - Milk Special utensils needed: - Strainer Steps: 1. Place 2 teaspoons of "Makao Golden Milk Spice Blend" into a pot. 2. Drizzle 2/3 teaspoon of coconut oil over the spices in the pot and mix gently (skip this step if not using coconut oil). 3. Turn to low heat and stir-fry the spices and coconut oil together for about 30 seconds until well combined (skip this step if not using coconut oil). 4. Add 200ml of fresh milk, continue heating and stirring until well blended and at your desired temperature. 5. Use a strainer to remove the spice grounds, pour the Golden Milk into a cup. 6. If you wish to enhance the drink's appearance, sprinkle some of the rose petals from the spice blend onto the Golden Milk to finish! https://i0.wp.com/shise.com.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Edit-6960-pinkoi.jpg?w=1000&ssl=1