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Just drink the liquid and throw away the rest? Use the straw as a single chopstick to dredge the fruit up to the rim?

2. Wash the fruits, peel them , chop them into small bits and big chunks. 3. Add the fruit pulp, fruit bits, fruit chunks and chopped dry fruits to the milk cooled to the desired temperature.