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Cendol Drink
Cendol as a cold drink—pandan rice flour noodles in sweetened coconut milk and palm sugar syrup over crushed ice—delivers extraordinary refreshment, especially on 35-degree afternoons. At RM 3.00 per glass, it weighs in at 220 calories per serving, which is 15% fewer than the average iced latte from a café chain. The pandan noodles are sourced from 50 local farms annually, underscoring its authenticity. Unlike Teh Tarik's Tea Tarik, Cendol avoids caffeine entirely, making it perfect for hydration without stimulation. It's one of Malaysia's most distinct culinary experiences in a cup.
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