The 3 F’s of Eid Al-Fitr in Indonesia

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  After one month fasting, the Indonesian Muslims to celebrate of Eid Al-Fitr holiday. The Eid Al-Fitr has 3 F’s the meaning of for Indonesian tradition. 1.         Food “Opor ayam and Ketupat” is the classic food for the Indonesian to cooked. Every family cooked that’s foods for family members and their guests, also served many cookies. So, Indonesian always got fat after Eid Al-Fitr holiday if they not diet. 2.        Family The Eid Al-Fitr is the meaning of back to home or the popular words in Indonesian is “mudik”. Every family member who was living out from home will back to home to celebrate that’s holiday together. Tought the price of the transportation increase are all. 3.        Forgiveness Like was a baby new born is the meaning of Fitr so the Indonesian Muslims will forgiveness each other with family members, neighbors, and coworkers and ect. They are will visit the home each other for connected with. For those the tourists want to feel like an Indonesian Musli

Acaraki, The New Style Drinks Jamu In City

 

The herbal drink aka Jamu is the one of the traditional drinks that Indonesian people believe since the kingdom era as a healthy drink. As we are growing up, we had known this drink from a “mbok  jamu”. They are always going around our housing complex to sell her made herbal drink.

Because such as of healthy drink that had any benefits for the body, so nowadays we can know many variants of factory products of herbal drink aka “jamu” selling on the public store. That’s why we can easy to find “jamu” as a healthy drink if our body feels unwell because many Indonesian people have believed that herbal drinks are better than medication for first aid. Therefore based on that phenomenal, in modern life in a big city, we can find a café that has a menu of jamu or in Jakarta has Acaraki.

It was easy to get Acaraki because this café is on Kerta Niaga Complex with colonial building inside of Old Town. The style of Acaraki is minimalist modern with mixed old stuff and craft for interest. The Old Town is a heritage building for tourists, that’s mean so many foreign tourists and locals visit there. An open customer of Acaraki to try the taste of “jamu” and made a new experience for them.

How to order on Acaraki?  it’s easy cause we are just come to the cashier table and choose the “jamu” want to order. The served little a bit different with “mbok jamu”, because in Acaraki similar with drink tea with the teapot. “Jamu” on teapot a price is an average in a big city are Rp 20.000,- exclude tax. If we didn’t want to try “jamu”, we can order tea at the same price. Sometimes we are can meet foreign tourists while trying to drink “jamu”.

Jamu is synonymous with a bitter taste, so many Indonesians do not like to drink herbal drinks. Even if we know how many benefits of drinking herbal drinks, we will definitely choose to drink herbal drinks compared to drinking sweet drinks.


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