Iftar often makes our appetite go ‘crazy’ and pay no attention to the nutrient’s intake of our body. Although sweet ...[More]
Hearing the term klepon mentioned, you probably will immediately imagine a cluster of round greed-colored Javanese traditional snacks. This green ...[More]
Ever imagine eating a bowl of blue telang rice? A little weird, right? But behind that enchanting blue color, there ...[More]
A cup of telang tea is priced at around Rp. 30,000 – 40,000 in certain coffee shops. Enjoy it with ...[More]
Wedang serbat has a slightly hot tastes compared to other types of wedang (hot drinks). Serbat has a punchy spicy ...[More]
Jamupedia friends, not many people know the benefits of wedang bajigur. most of them only consume bajigur to warm the ...[More]
The history of bir pletok is told by JJ Rizal, a Betawi historian. Since long time ago Betawi people are ...[More]
Wedang uwuh is one of the most-loved wedang by the community. The proof is that this hot drink is available ...[More]
According to the KBBI, a wedang is a drink made from sugar, coffee, tea, ginger, and others which are usually ...[More]