"# coffee" is really not coffee.

Recently, such a creative drink "# coffee" has appeared on the Japanese website. When you see "# coffee", will you first think of "coffee" or "color code"?

In fact, the moment Lao Cao saw it, he thought of the water that had washed the watercolor pen when he was a child.

But why is it said by netizens that it is the most suitable for IT workers? Of course, it is still because of its name # coffee. If we see it, it's easy to think of it as white, but the coffee behind it will mislead you a lot in an instant.

In HTML's color code, "# coffee" is this lovely light blue. Of course, this is also the origin of its name.

In order to make this cup of "# coffee", Lao Cao used a lot of ingredients with similar color to experiment.

Although it doesn't look very delicious, it is said that this cup of "# coffee" is very helpful to the eyes who work in front of the computer all the time.

Let's take a look at how this "# coffee" is made.

First prepare 5 to 6 kilos dried fish, pour 350cc water into the pot and soak overnight.

The next day, after picking up the dried fish, put the shredded purple cabbage into the pot

Filter the boiled "purple soup".

At 3:1, add the purple soup to the milk heated over low heat.

After stirring, use baking soda / baking soda to adjust the color. Join in little by little until it becomes the color of "# coffee".

Of course, you can also make ice "# coffee" in the same way.

Although it really looks like the water for washing watercolor pens (Hello!) But I hear it's delicious! And the anthocyanins in purple cabbage are good for the eyes.

I think I should quickly cook a big pot and drink it slowly in the fridge.