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Amazing recipe of kashmiri tea, also called pink tea... try you will surely like it#referfriendannienadeem

This Yemeni style tea is the perfect ending to any night

People always curious to taste as well to make this masala chai.bcuz it has ingredients to cure hard cough.lets learn how to make this wonderful tea

I love Chai Tea! It's my favorite hot drink. I use Silk Soy Milk (Vanilla flavored) instead of milk and it tastes great! Try and enjoy! =^.^=

A steaming cup of chai will definitely warm you from the inside out, thanks to the spices!

Take a big sip and enjoy~!!That's right, it's time to satisfy my bubble tea craving! Even though there's a Chinatown in Chicago where you can buy bubble milk tea, it's not exactly cheap—about 100–130 TWD per cup. While that's not too expensive compared to other drinks here, you can't just run out every time you want bubble tea.So, when I found a big bag of tapioca pearls in my homestay kitchen cabinet, I was so excited!I rubbed my eyes to make sure I wasn't seeing things—yep, they were really tapioca pearls! I decided to trust my eyes (no need to pinch myself to check if I was dreaming).Next, I checked the fridge—milk? Check! Tea bags (or loose tea)? Yes, I have black tea bags. Great! Brown sugar? Oh yes, I have that too. Cups? Of course. And most importantly—a wide straw! I couldn't believe it, since those are hard to find here. I love my homestay!Tips:* Don't squeeze the tea bags, or the tea will turn bitter.* After cooking the pearls, soak them in cold (ice) water for about 10 seconds to cool them down. This step is important! It makes the pearls chewy and keeps them from getting mushy and sticking together.Thoughts:Different tapioca pearls have different instructions—some are instant, some are dried. Check the package before cooking. I used the instant quick-cook kind this time :)Bubble milk tea is super customizable, so the ingredient amounts are just a guideline—everyone likes it a little different. If you love brown sugar, you might want to add a lot; if you prefer less sweet, add less. If you're not sure, you can look at pictures for reference.Remember these little tips to get perfectly chewy pearls!It's such a treat to have bubble milk tea abroad—so happy!For a more detailed version, check here: http://www.wretch.cc/blog/milkoread/21327867

Tastes just like Books n Books' chai tea latte.

Thai iced tea is a beloved and refreshing drink, famous for its bold flavor and sweet finish. While the classic version with milk is a favorite worldwide, did you know there are other variations? In Thailand, many people also enjoy Thai iced tea as a zesty iced lime tea or a simple yet bold iced black tea.No matter the style, it’s the perfect way to cool down and enjoy a taste of Thailand from wherever you are.

Passed on to me by my friend, this authentic Indian recipe makes delicious chai tea 🍵

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