Tai tea recipe

Please read the post about this Thai tea recipe. It discusses the brands and different methods on how to make it to get the orange color, as well as photographs to illustrate the process. When we made our Thai Tea mix from this mix we reduced their suggested sugar amount by about 20% to our own personal taste. For those of you who prefer an organic version with coconut milk, that option is below too. In the recipe there are two options for creating your Thai Iced Tea - Option #1 Using a…

Thai Iced Tea is a creamy and refreshing mildly spiced sweet tea made from Thai tea mix (or black tea), milk, and sugar. Popular in Southeast Asia and served in many Thai restaurants, learn how to make Thai tea at home with this easy-to-follow guide and recipe.

A super easy and convenient way to make Thai iced tea with the best brand mix. If you’ve ever had the chance to try Thai iced tea, you know this bright orange, sweet concoction is best served cold with lots and lots of ice.

Low how to make authentic Thai iced tea just like your favorite restaurant. This straightforward recipe guides you through creating a classic cha yen, blending sweetened condensed milk with evaporated milk and Thai tea leaves.

This sweet and creamy Thai Tea Recipe from Scratch is a decadent chilly caffeinated drink recipe without the harmful dyes. Sip this beautiful beverage with a bold ombre orange color to cool off or cool down when eating spicy Thai foods.

shelly on Instagram: "One of my favorites, THAI TEA 🧋🧡 The perfect refreshing drink for mùa xuân ☀️ Drink it with condensed milk, evaporated milk, or lemonade :) BATCH TEA RECIPE: - 12 cups water - 2 cups sugar - 3 cups of Thai tea leaves My pitcher holds 64 oz / 1.9 liter. I had just a little extra tea left. #thaitea #drinkrecipes #learningvietnamese"

Make delicious and refreshing Thai bubble tea at home! Get tips and tricks to make it perfect each and every time.

Now you can skip the line at the coffee shop and enjoy Thai Iced Tea at home with this super-easy recipe that tastes like the authentic version of this beloved creamy and sweet Thai tea beverage!

Since you need to chill the tea after brewing, we prefer to make the tea the day before. The boba should be eaten within a few hours of cooking.Most brands of boba will vary quite a bit in cooking instructions. We have a note at the bottom of the recipe on how we cooked the boba we bought, but please refer to your specific boba packaging for instructions.