Fritters and tea

@nawala123 (23020)

Indonesia

September 11, 2026 11:25pm CST

In Indonesia it is normal to see people eating fritter and tea. Most people buy fritter, only few make their own at home. Homemade fritter is better than buying in the street food. Mostly the tea is little bit bitter and sweet. Some people prefer iced tea than hot tea. Consuming these may add sugar in our blood fast than we expect. Diabetes and cholesterol are big issue now.

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@marguicha (230533)

• Chile

21h

I love some fritters but I like tea with no sugar.

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@nawala123 (23020)

• Indonesia

19h

That is healthy

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@marguicha (230533)

• Chile

12h

@nawala123 My mother used to give me sweet tea when I was a child and had a tummy ache. Now I cannot stand it.

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@JudyEv (388111)

• Rockingham, Australia

38m

We try to be aware of how much sugar we're eating.

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@nawala123 (23020)

• Indonesia

8m

yeah as we get older, we must be aware with sugar because our metabolism is getting weaker

@May2k8 (20137)

• Indonesia

19h

When I make fritters myself, I usually add a little salt and ground coriander. I'm only drinking water.

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@nawala123 (23020)

• Indonesia

18h

That is healthier

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@Madshadi (8915)

• Brussels, Belgium

18h

I like my breakfast with tea

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@nawala123 (23020)

• Indonesia

18h

With sugar?

@Shivram59 (51811)

• India

8h

I love fritters with hot, sweet tea. Most Indians love to enjoy fritters and tea while it is raining.

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@nawala123 (23020)

• Indonesia

4h

So romantic

@Wrexxo (7197)

•

20h

Fritter is cool...I love my tea with sugar

@nawala123 (23020)

• Indonesia

19h

But not too much

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