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Gomathi's KitchenNutrition Value
Per Serving
⚖️ Macronutrients
- Calories 80
- Carbs 15g
- Protein 1g
- Fats 3g
- Fiber 2g
🧪 Micronutrients
- Iron 8% DV
- Magnesium 10% DV
- Piperine 15mg
Ingredients & Facts
🥬 Main Ingredients
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💡 Did You Know
A spiced coffee from Tamil Nadu’s Kongu region. Fun fact: This drink was traditionally prepared in brass "tumblers" to enhance medicinal properties. The dry ginger (chukku) is sun-dried for months, concentrating its heat—a technique borrowed from Siddha medicine. Jaggery replaces sugar for iron content, while coconut milk adds creaminess without dairy. During winters, Tamil families serve it with "murukku" for a crunchy contrast. The pepper’s piperine boosts ginger’s bioavailability, a 2,000-year-old Ayurvedic synergy. Modern cafes in Coimbatore now serve iced versions, but purists insist on piping-hot kaapi at dawn!