Che Ba Mau
A colorful Vietnamese three-color dessert drink with beans and coconut milk.
- 3 tbspred beans(cooked sweetened)
- 3 tbspmung beans(cooked sweetened)
- 3 tbsppandan jelly(green, cubed)
- ยฝ cupcrushed ice
- ยฝ cupcoconut milk
- 2 tbspsimple syrup
- coconut creamgarnish
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Che Ba Mau, meaning "three-color dessert drink," is a traditional Vietnamese sweet beverage with roots in southern Vietnamese cuisine. This layered drink showcases three distinct colors from mung beans, red beans, and pandan jelly, representing Vietnamese aesthetic sensibilities around food presentation. The drink evolved from simpler che (sweet soup) recipes and became popular at Vietnamese dessert shops and street vendors throughout the country.
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