The word halabi means “to turn the water into purest water” and this is the one recipe that I have used to make that happen. I add hot water to the pot and add a pinch of salt. The water turns into a pure, clear, and steaming liquid. This is so refreshing on a hot day.
The recipe is a simple one. It does require a bit of a time investment, though. If you’re going to make this happen, you have to actually get water. I’ve started by using the stove, but if you want to make your own, you can buy a water bottle. Add about one cup of water to each bottle, and let the water boil on high for five minutes. Put the water in a glass pitcher and let cool.
If you want to make your own, pour the boiling water into a glass bottle and let it cool down. Then fill it with ice cubes. Pour the water through the ice while holding the bottle in one hand while pouring the water out with the other. The ice will melt quickly, so you can add more ice later.
In the video above, Halabi is the character who’s been making us all think about all the ways we’re always thinking about water. I’ve never tried this, but I imagine it would be a lot easier than pouring boiling water from a plastic bottle into a glass pitcher.
This sounds like a cool hack, but the real question is, how do you know when the ice melted? If you’ve ever tried to ice a glass and found it to be too heavy to pour, you know the feeling. That’s why I think trying this is a good idea. If the ice melts, you can throw in some ice cubes and see if it makes the whole thing lighter.
I found this really odd. There’s a couple of ways of thinking about it, but this one seems like a really odd way. The way I understand it is that the water is actually cooling the glass, but how does that make the glass lighter? It isnt exactly the most light thing Ive ever seen. This also makes me wonder if the same thing is happening with the ice.
This one made me feel a little uneasy. I thought the same thing I had about the ice.
This sounds like a really odd way of reasoning, but it makes sense to me. When the glass is cold, it gets lighter. It also makes sense that when you are in contact with something that is cold, it heats up as well.
When you are in contact with something that is cold, it heats up as well. When you contact something that is hot, it gets colder. This is why when you are in contact with something that is cold, you feel cold, and when you are in contact with something that is hot, you feel warm.
In practice, this means that if you don’t go out into the cold, the glass will be too light and you will feel colder. So the glass of ice water is a good example of this kind of process.
