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今、ちょっと休憩です。今日もまた、7時まで頑張ります！そして、また、お茶ミルについてですけど、本当に買ってよかった。今、休憩で、また抹茶を作りました。そして、おろししょうががあったので、半分入れた。そんな飲み方、え～ってかんじだけど、そんな飲み方をしてしまいたくなるのが、このお茶ミルです。
Can someone help me parse the last sentence, im having trouble on understanding it. I know the たく comes from たい so the たくなる means you want it to come to ~~ But im not really sure on what 飲み方をしてしまいたくなるのが is supposed to mean.
そんな飲み方をしてしまいたくなる in this context means (O-cha Mill has such a quality that) you cannot help trying it to make (even) such an unusual drink as a matcha-ginger mix. しまう here indicates unconsciousness or spontaneity, not regret or completeness. The adverb つい would have made this meaning clearer.
してしまいたくなる can be replaced with したくなってしまう with little difference in meaning in this particular context. However, it could be ambiguous in others. For example, 食べてしまいたくなる could mean either something gives you a spontaneous craving, or something makes you want to finish your food. The second meaning is not possible with 食べたくなってしまう.
「してしまいたくな」is just the てしまう form of したくなる
そんな飲み方、え～ってかんじだけど、そんな飲み方をしてしまいたくなるのが、このお茶ミルです
This was of drinking might feel like "wha..?", but wanting to drink like this is what this tea mill is about.
