
Moroccan Avocado Smoothie — Jus d'Avocat
The thick, cold avocado and milk drink sold at every Moroccan juice bar, sweetened with dates and dusted with cinnamon.
Mint tea, avocado smoothies, almond milk and the drinks poured all day long.
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The thick, cold avocado and milk drink sold at every Moroccan juice bar, sweetened with dates and dusted with cinnamon.

Gunpowder green tea steeped with a large bunch of spearmint and sugar, then poured from a height into small glasses.
Mint tea is the national drink and the national gesture: offered on arrival, poured from a height to aerate it, and refilled at least three times.
Alongside it sit the juices and milkshakes of Moroccan cafés — avocado, almond, date and banana — thick enough to count as a snack.
Everything here is non-alcoholic and most of it takes under ten minutes.

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