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Old 01-26-2009, 03:12 AM   #1
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Milk Tea recipe
Anyone here know how to make a good milk tea please post up a recipe for me!
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Old 01-26-2009, 08:53 AM   #2
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It's just Black Tea + Milk no?
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^i want a bbtea one
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Oh damn, if i know how to make it. I think i'd make it and drink it almost every day
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Weird I was just asking my friend about this cuz I wanted to make some myself too. He was saying he uses English tea like Orange Pekoe, brown sugar, white sugar and milk or that powdered milk. Haven't tried it yet so have no idea if it's any good. Anyone have any good recepies?
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Old 01-26-2009, 10:49 AM   #6
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^ go experiment and tell us how it turned out!
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Anyone got a recipe for HK style Milk Tea?
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Anyone got a recipe for HK style Milk Tea?
Try this thread entirely dedicated to making HK Style Milk Tea
http://www.revscene.net/forums/make-...&highlight=tea
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To be honest very hard to make the restaurants (HK tea cafe) quality milk tea at home, difference places have their own secret mixture of tea leafs, I think most places use min 4 type of varieties tea, then boil/re-boil it multiple time and filter by Cheesecloth, and last mixed with evaporated milk, (I heard ratio should be 1:6 milk:tea)
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IMO the "best first step" is to use canned condensed milk instead of regular milk. Makes a world of difference. For the best of the best, I guess you'd go with the filtration and right tea and stuff...

For a day-to-day drink, Red Rose/Tetley/Lipton + boiling water + sugar + condensed milk = nai cha goodness. I'd guess that I have about a 4:1 ratio of tea to condensed milk.
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