What is "nata de coco"?!


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What is "nata de coco"?

I have this Asian drink that I love that is part lychee juice (but they make it in tangerine and strawberry too) and has something called "nata de coco" "blended" in with it. There are chunks of something fruit-like suspended in the drink. It's delicious, but was wondering what it is. Thanks for your help.


Answers:
Nata de coco is a chewy, translucent, jelly-like food product produced by fermentation of coconut water. Nata de coco is most commonly sweetened as a candy or dessert, product originates from the Philippines.

Translated means "Cream of Coconut"

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Chocolate Whipped Cream (in spanish).

"Nata de coco" comes from Spanish "Cream of Coconut". Cream in this sense means the fat from the coconut milk. The Spanish name is a result of Spain's colonization of the Philippines

Eef eet is nata de coco, eet ees someting else.

Nata de Coco - means coconut cream in Spanish and/or in Portuguese, as well.

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