Today’s Luckin Moutai Maotai Latte is actually sold out, surpassing Mixue Bingcheng in the list. Sure enough, you can’t afford Moutai. The point of having a cup of Maotai Latte is that this is a hot spot and you can make money. Many people don’t know .
Meituan Quanquan is a software owned by Meituan that helps you save money on self-purchases and make money by sharing.
Judging from the strong sales volume, it went straight to the top of the list, and you can earn 1.42 yuan in revenue from one order.
How to place an order?
How to obtain the permission to share revenue, just scan the QR code below to register:
Evaluation after drinking the soy sauce latte:
1. New soy sauce latte 18.2rmb 2. Soy sauce latte has 0.5% alcohol, so you don’t need to drink it while driving. 3. Personally, it tastes a bit like a white wine-flavored raw coconut latte (the white wine flavor is at the front, followed by coffee) It tastes better than tea and coffee, not bitter or spicy) 4. I ordered it without adding extra sugar and it felt a bit bland. I recommend half sugar.
5. If I can’t drink, I will accept it and won’t get drunk.
Can I drive after drinking a sauce latte?
Actually, I'm also curious. Official staff said: The alcohol content of this "sauce latte" is actually less than 0.5 degrees, which doesn't sound high. But they also clearly warned that drinking is still not recommended for minors, pregnant women, drivers, and people with allergic reactions to alcohol.
So, can we really safely drink it before driving? In fact, the answer given by the relevant staff is: not recommended. They explained that when the blood alcohol content exceeds 20 mg/100 ml, it is already considered to be drinking and driving. Although the alcohol content of "sauce latte" does not seem to be high, other alcohol-containing foods that we may consume in our daily diet, such as certain desserts, juices, etc., may also increase the alcohol content in the blood. Everyone absorbs and metabolizes alcohol differently, so you really can't judge whether you're allowed to drive based solely on the alcohol content in a drink.
So, I finally decided to follow the advice of the little angel in my heart: If you need to travel by car, it is better to taste the "sauce latte" in your leisure time. Safety comes first!
Is "Soy Sauce Latte" delicious?
I turned around and looked at the feedback in my circle of friends. Most of them were positive. "After taking a sip, it feels like you have the taste of Moutai", "It tastes so good that it's unforgettable", and someone else joked: "Be careful, this latte will make you go crazy!"