A traditional Egyptian liquorice drink (Arqsous) street vendor wearing a red uniform and cap pours the cold herbal beverage from a large ornate silver backpack urn (Qamqam) into a small cup for a customer in a Cairo street setting. The vendor carries a metal tray holding assorted plastic cups, and both men wear matching red uniforms typical of organized street vendors. Arqsous (liquorice root drink) is a deeply rooted Egyptian street tradition, particularly popular during summer and Ramadan, sold by roaming vendors who carry the distinctive decorative metal urns on their backs.