China café offers coffee made with eggs brewed in child urine; considered nutritious delicacy
A café in Dongyang, China, is selling coffee made with eggs brewed in child urine. The coffee, an Americano costing 28 yuan (US$4) per cup, is reportedly popular, with the shop selling over 100 cups on weekends.

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AI-generatedA café in Dongyang, China, is selling coffee made with eggs brewed in child urine. The coffee, an Americano costing 28 yuan (US$4) per cup, is reportedly popular, with the shop selling over 100 cups on weekends. The practice of brewing eggs in urine from boys under 10 is a local tradition in Dongyang, believed to offer health benefits like preventing sleepiness in spring and heatstroke in summer. The tradition reportedly dates back to the Song dynasty (960–1279). The café is located in Dongyang city in eastern China’s Zhejiang province.
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5 extractedLocals believe that child urine can help people avoid feeling sleepy and getting heatstroke.
The outlet sold more than 100 cups a day at weekends.
The shop in Dongyang city sells the coffee for 28 yuan (US$4) per cup.
A coffee shop in China is offering Americano with eggs brewed in child urine.
The history of the child urine egg is said to begin in the Song dynasty (960–1279).