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Dalgona coffee lives on in foodservice
As the Dalgona coffee craze has subsided in Southeast Asian households, coffee and milk tea players in the region are keeping the fire burning...
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When beverages meet religion, traditional medical practices
Stores and kiosks selling jamu or herbal products are commonly found in shopping malls and hypermarkets in Malaysia. They sell beauty products, health foods...
