This Shanghai Cafe Is Serving Coffee With A Cotton Candy Cloud That Rains Sugar Into Your Cup
Ever since Instagram was created, people were taking pictures of their food - you may not like it but that's just how it is. Food establishments acknowledge this fact and try to offer their customers meals that not only taste delicious but also look unique and aesthetically pleasing. And while some go a little too far with their ingenuity, others do it just right and manage to capture the balance between strange and intriguing - like this cafe in Shanghai that offers its clients coffee with a cotton candy cloud that rains sugar into your cup.
Ever since Instagram was created, people were taking pictures of their food - you may not like it but that's just how it is. Food establishments acknowledge this fact and try to offer their customers meals that not only taste delicious but also look unique and aesthetically pleasing. And while some go a little too far with their ingenuity, others do it just right and manage to capture the balance between strange and intriguing - like this cafe in Shanghai that offers its clients coffee with a cotton candy cloud that rains sugar into your cup.
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Even if you're not a coffee lover, you have to agree that the concept is pretty magical and unique.
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It instantly became a favorite of food bloggers and they say it not only looks good but tastes good too.
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Although others who tried the coffee say it's a little overhyped and drinking it is a mess.
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Mellower cafe in Shanghai is offering its customers an unseen way of enjoying coffee
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Even if you're not a coffee lover, you have to agree that the concept is pretty magical and unique.
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Mellower Coffee call this unique coffee “Sweet Little Rain”
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It instantly became a favorite of food bloggers and they say it not only looks good but tastes good too.
A cup of this coffee costs 58 RMB (about $9)
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Although others who tried the coffee say it's a little overhyped and drinking it is a mess.
It looks cool in pictures but many people commented it would be pretty messy to drink
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And honestly, we think so too
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