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November 08, 2023

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Passionfruit Amla Gotu Kola

Tart | Juicy | Zesty

from $27.75

Ingredients

  • 250 g vanilla ice cream
  • 90 ml whole milk
  • 70 ml lemonade
  • 20 g Rishi Passionfruit Amla Gotu Kola Botanical Powder
  • pinch sea salt
  • “glass garnish” additional Rishi botanical powder varieties, for color (for example: Butterfly Pea Flower, Butterfly Pea Flower-Lime-Lemongrass, Mulberry-Mangosteen-Hibiscus, Matcha, Houjicha)

Preparation

  1. Blend ice cream, milk, and lemonade on high speed until smooth. Add passionfruit powder and sea salt; blend for additional 10-15 seconds until fully incorporated. Set aside.
  2. To achieve the color effect: add 1-2 tablespoons of water to a serving glass. Swirl the glass as needed so the inside wall is wet/coated, then discard excess water. (This dampness will act as a “glue” to which the colorful powders will stick.)
  3. Create an abstract design by applying a thin layer of Rishi botanical powder(s) to the inside of the serving glass using a fine mesh shaker or squeeze bottle. See footnote for varieties.
  4. Pour blended contents in serving glass. The colors will continue to shift, blend, and transform as the drink is held and consumed.
Butterfly Pea Flower Powder-image

Butterfly Pea Flower Powder

Fresh | Toasty | Vegetal

from $68.25
Butterfly Pea Flower Lime Lemongrass-image

Butterfly Pea Flower Lime Lemongrass

Fragrant | Herbaceous | Citrusy

from $33.50
Hibiscus Mulberry Mangosteen-image

Hibiscus Mulberry Mangosteen

Jammy | Tangy | Fuity

from $28
Barista Matcha-image

Barista Matcha

Fresh | Invigorating | Bright

from $48
Houjicha Powder-image

Houjicha Powder

Roasty | Smooth | Cacao

from $67.20

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