Talk:Bandung (drink)
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there seems to be conflict with the bandung article and the rose water article
Furthermore, this article is RIFE with syntax and grammar problems, as well as improper sentence construction, slang, and tone.
[edit] Pink ?
Pink food colouring ? I thought that the pink comes after milk is added to the red rose syrup. Whatever coloring added is from the syrup base, not to the drink. --Bukhrin 03:40, 3 March 2007 (UTC)
