Re: [Goanet] Remembering Piyush drink in Goa

[Tony de Sa]

Dear Bernice,
Cafe Remanso, in the Municipal building opp the Social Welfare Department
in Panjim serves Piyush. They have a large cubical jar in which it is kept.


IMHO, Cafe Remanso is the third best bhaji puri place in Panjim after Cafe
Real and Cafe Bhonsale.

Cafe Central was once the best but now functions as a bakery.

Re: [Goanet] Remembering Piyush drink in Goa

[Bernice Pereira]

I’m not sure if that place still exists, because Goa has undergone a 
transformation (more of an upheaval) since you left. 

About Orchata, some people still make it. 

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> On 03-Dec-2020, at 8:03 PM, Carlos Peres da Costa  
> wrote:
> Frederick Noronha´´s posting on Piyush drinking in Goa reminds me of my
> adolescence in Mapusa. Every evening  I would go for a walk with a group of
> friends from the Bus Stand to  Guirim. Near the bifurcation to Parrá there
> was a Refreshment Stall by name of Hanuman  Refreshment ?? run by Mr.
> Tucaram
> where on a return trip  on a warm summer evening we used to stop in and ask
> the proprietor for a glass of Limbu Soda or a glass of Piyush. In a table
> in front of
> the service desk was a big jar of Piyush from which he used to remove some
> and transfer to a tumbler with crushed ice and serve to clients. That was a
> great cooler.   Wonder if the store still exists and persons in Goa still
> consume Piyush on a hot summer day !
>Some months back there were some postings in Goanet on Orchata. Any
> feedback on how to make Piyush the Goan way ? Will turmeric substitute for
> saffron  as an alternative?.
>   Carlos Peres da Costa
>Recife.Brazil
> 
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