Coffee cups sprinkled with chili 'attract customers' in the country of a billion people

Spicy chilli coffee is a sought-after drink in Jiangxi province. Photo: SCMP

Recently, a coffee shop in Jiangxi Province (China) launched a new drink that immediately became a hit. The new drink is a mix of coffee and hot peppers.

A video circulating on social media shows the shop’s staff adding sliced ​​chili peppers to cups of coffee, and then adding chili powder, before serving them to customers. The shop sells about 300 cups of coffee a day. Each cup costs about $3.

Jiangxi Province is one of the spiciest regions in China. The drink that has created the new trend is called Jiangxi Spicy Latte.

"I don't find it too spicy. On the contrary, it tastes very good. This coffee is not as strange as people think," said a shop employee.

Most customers after enjoying the spicy coffee have positive feedback. "The chili coffee is not bad, it tastes a little spicy and a little sweet," commented one customer.

However, the chilli-infused drink has raised health concerns. "It's creative. But I don't dare try it because I'm afraid it might upset my stomach"; "I guess there might be a problem after eating spicy food"; "I'm shocked, the drink is absurdly unusual"... netizens commented.

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