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7 famous drinks in Singapore – remain refreshed

Regardless of where you go or at what time you decide to step out when in the Lion City, you are bound to require adequate doses of sustenance. Therefore, check out these 7 cool drinks.

1

Kopi-O

Coffee is one of the most cherished beverages in the world and for those of you arriving in Singapore, there will be ample opportunity to find your own cuppa that suits your palate. Known as Kopi-O and sold in local shops called 'Kopi Tiam,' this flavoursome burst of energy is just what you need to get you through the day. With black coffee being the chief ingredient, Kopi-O is topped off with a few spoons of sugar and can be easily sampled when at O' Coffee Club, Singapore.

2

Teh Tarik

Rivalling its neighbour in terms of taste and texture is the sought-after beverage referred to by the name of Teh Tarik. Tea serves as its main highlight with many hawker vendors known to create their own unique versions of this hot, frothy take on famous drinks that you can enjoy in Singapore. For instance, Indian Teh Tarik is made with the use of milk and tea liquor while Ta Hali Tarik will afford tea drinkers a chance to savour the aromas of a ginger-based tea rich in goodness and zest.

3

Milo Dinosaur

If you're wondering what chocolate-flavoured milo maize, cold milk and dry milo maize or frozen dessert have in common, then you surely wouldn't have heard of the Milo Dinosaur. The drink can be had hot or cold and is prepared by mixing all of the above ingredients in one tall glass. With its roots in Singapore, Milo Dinosaur must not be missed out on in the event you require a cold burst or hot dose of energy. Kopitiam serves an outstanding take on this beverage that will lure in adults and kids alike.

4

Bandung

Doused in rose syrup and sugar is the chilled sensation termed Bandung. Sold at all native cafes such as Power Rojak Bandung, Bandung is your 'go to' thirst-quencher, high in nutritional value that will arguably, have you asking for seconds no sooner you're done with your first. Further, Bandung is often served as a welcome drink at weddings.

5

Sugarcane Juice

Singapore's weather is conducive towards growing sugarcane and this is one of the main reasons why sugarcane juice is popular in the country. Aside from the gentle, sweet flavours that you will sample, sugarcane juice brings with it several value additions for it is known to reduce body temperature and increase energy levels considerably. In fact, Victory Sugarcane Juice comes across as one of the popular outlets from where you may enjoy this drink. However, should you be arriving at PARKROYAL on Beach Road, Singapore which is a reputed choice for poolside dining Singapore has to offer, similar juices can be delighted to your heart's content.

6

Chin Chow Drink

Have a taste of exoticness when you indulge your taste buds in some Chin Chow Drink. The drink ideally suits the 'do it yourself type of vacationer given that it can be prepared in the comfort of your mode of accommodation. Also, fondly called 'Grass Jelly Drink,' this beverage comes together by mixing water with cold milk, fruit crush and syrup for one almighty sugary explosion. The local markets are the easiest means of getting your hands on this drink.

7

Singapore Sling

The renowned Singapore Sling is a creative concoction which is tropical and refreshing at the same time. Made with the help of gin, fruit crush, cherry Heering and Benedictine, the Sling is a sweet and lemony introduction to the local cocktail culture that comes complete with a foamy finish that will soon have you in your elements.

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