Soft Drinks
Coke Boiled with Ginger
Ginger Coke
Macao
Coca-Cola boiled with ginger; a Macau specialty drink; the ginger adds warmth and spice to the cola; served hot; a comforting drink, especially in cooler weather; a unique Macau beverage; the ginger coke that is a Macau specialty.

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What it is
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Coca-Cola boiled with ginger; a Macau specialty drink; the ginger adds warmth and spice to the cola; served hot; a comforting drink, especially in cooler weather; a unique Macau beverage; the ginger coke that is a Macau specialty.
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Hot Coca-Cola with ginger; warm and spicy; served in a cup.
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