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Are there any experienced bartenders who can share their layering skills with a novice like me?

For example, lemon will curdle the milk in the tea.

So far, I only managed to come up with the folllowing:

1. Iced bubble Oolong milk tea with brown sugar.
2. Iced Assam bubble milk tea.
3. Iced Jasmine milk tea.
4. Iced honey lemon tea with no milk.

As you can see, these are all very common tea flavours that can be found everywhere. If there are any tea masters / tea sommeliers out there, what spice/fruit syrup can I add to my boring iced tea? Currently, I only have Oolong tea, Jasmine tea, Assam tea and Matcha powder.

So far, I have created the following flavours:

• Coffee + Caramel.
• Coffee + Butter Scotch.
• Coffee + Vanilla + Caramel.
• Coffee + Almond.
• Coffee + White Chocolate.
• Coffee + Macadamia.

As you can see, these are normal coffee drinks. If only I make it more special by adding fruity/spicy favours instead of the usual boring ingredients. Can anybody share what works for your coffee?

I have eye floaters since young. A recent video in IG said to take this supplement in order to get rid of it. Should I buy it?

Please share your experiences doing business in Brunei when you need to approach the government. It can be your first startup, your current business, etc.

This is Sou Bao special for birthday or offering in Chinese temple. I want to make the giant steamed bao in middle. How can I make it big without collapsing? Those smaller bao outside are easy to make.

I understand that making western bread needs the windowpane test, but what about making Chinese bao? Usually, I didn't and maybe I am just lucky that my bao fluffs up fine when I steam it.

I know the question might offend some of you, however I am having a difficult time choosing the right buddhism teachings. Initially, I thought Buddhism was just one religion. However, it seems that humans have the habit of branching out and restructuring the knowledge to suit their needs/culture. This can be seen in the Christian religion.

I am very interested in learning from the purest/original teachings of Buddha (if there is such a thing). Can anybody shed some lights on this?

You will enter a world filled with gold and beautiful diamonds. Sweet scents of flowers and birds with amazing colours. Does this sound very "Samsara" to you? As a practitioner, aren't you supposed to detach from worldly pleasures?

The surface is bumpy and not smooth. And one of the bun skin has patches of grey. 😅

You know those economy street food noodles? What are those thin strips on top of it? Luncheon meat? Beancurd? Tempe?