@@666.xoxo33 i remember one of my teachers saying “we might come back after spring break, we might not. this might be the last time you’re in this classroom” i wasn’t in any classroom until almost a year later
@@Ma_Ba right I thought the same!! Now when you boil water it will always have a taste on it, kettles are to boil water, not to heat up drinks, and even less to be used as funnels.
@@tebankai Yes. Even with normal use, just for water, every 60 days, I also use a brand name descaler for removing mineral residue of plain water, as per manufacturer's manual.
I'm a Pakistani, Milk Tea (Called "Doodh-patti" or "Chai") is a staple drink, in my household, we drink chai in the mornings with breakfast, and in the evenings while sitting with our parents, it's also a good remedy to many things, people can make Ginger Milk Tea to relieve head aches, and dilute some specific produced spices (they're called Joshanda, they come in small packets) to relieve sore-throat :)
Finally a Pakistani mentioned it. Like literally everyone in the comments is acting like it’s just thing in India like so many other places have chai too
It tasted like chatime milk tea!! Chatime is a boba drink shop from Taiwan that have a lot of outlets in Indonesia, chatime mostly can be seen in malls
1.Pour 500ml milk into a pot and simmer on medium heat until bubbles start to appear. 2. Add 10g black tea leaves/ 5 tea bags and stir for 1-2 minutes. 3. Add 30-60g sugar and stir for 1 minute. Then turn off the heat. 4. Strain the tea. 5. Serve cold or warm and enjoy
@@clogiz Sorry if this is late but it tastes amazing! It’s like a very smooth tea and the milk mellows out the bitter notes. It’s not as sweet since I would just add 1/8 cup sugar to start out. If you still want it sweeter after straining you can more! It’s just milk and tea so adjust to your preference. You can use also use plant based milk as an alternative, add flavoring, adjust sugar levels, add boba, etc.! This is your own creation so add whatever you’d like. Hope this helps! 🥰
lmao im an Indian why is this in my recommendation ? we legit drink this morning and evening and like chai(milk tea) is solution to everything for me. :D if u have a headache, drink this with ginger :)
Just made this. I eye balled the amount of milk and heated it up for a bit, not to boiling but just enough. Added a single teaspoon of tea and 3 teaspoons of sugar. Then added about 2 seconds worth of honey squeezing and boom. This is the most delicious drink I’ve ever had. Ty.
Oh!! It's chae 😂 I was wondering why it's in my recommendation. We drink it everyday morning and evening. I'm habitual now. Can't live without it. Btw you should add tea leaves in little bit of water and boil it first. This helps draw out the taste of the tea leaves better. And then add milk and sugar and boil it all. Strain it in a cup. Voila it's ready to drink hot and tasty with any tea time biscuits 😋
dont boil it as the fat will separate to the top as a cream layer and it will become skimmed milk instead. So simmering longer will be better to retain the full body taste of milk tea.
This is a really great and easy recipe...I made it and it basically was the drink I can get at my Local Bubble tea shop, which they sell for $5. I made it for the first time last night and let it sit in my fridge overnight and it was very tasty the next day. Thanks for sharing!
I often make this when I feel like I need a comforting drink. I'm using oat milk and I also add honey, vanilla paste, cinnamon and a bit of nutmeg 👌 Delicious 🤤🧡
@@parsa4595 I drank it while it was warm and I put the rest in the fridge. When the milk is cold it's a bit thicker (and more milky?). Both warm and cold tastes great but I prefer the warm version
I just tried this out with green tea instead, and it tastes good! Note to anyone who wants to try, green tea is already quite sweet so don't add as much sugar as the video says^^
I just tried this recipe and it’s absolutely amazing! ❤️ but since I’m not really a milk person, the drink tasted too milky for me, so I got a bit thirsty after drinking it.( again, this is just me, it’s just how my personal body acts with milk) So, if you are like me, if ur not a milk person much, then I recommend to add some water. Don’t go on with full milk :) again, thank you so much for the amazing recipe, I loved it
It's not addiction It's habituation. 😂 My teacher asked us an example of addiction and my friends pointed me out saying "She's addicted to tea" but He replied that it's called habituation. Addiction is not the correct word for it. Addiction is different than habituation. When I don't drink tea I literally behave like a sick drunkard and I get a severe splitting headache. So I can't stop drinking it though i really love it so i don't mind.
Whenever i make my own milk tea, i couldn't get the taste that i wanted until i found this video then I tried this today, and i'm so happy because it tasted good just like in the milk tea shops, THANK YOU! 💜
@Crystina Walls bruh. he can be proud of his culture and there's literally nothing wrong with that. It's just that the way he said it sounded like he's above everyone. That's why i said what i said.
@Crystina Walls i mean i get where you're coming from. Not everyone is equally offended so i guess i was more offended than you because i read it from a different perspective. There's nothing to apologize for. Good day mate.
Instructions Put pot on medium heat 2 cups milk in pot till it bubbles Add 5 bags of tea leaves cut open Stir for a minute Add 1/2 cup sugar Stir for a minute Strain out tea leaves Cool off milk tea ALL DONE!! Lmk how it turns out!
I work at a boba shop and I know how to make these drinks, we make all of them in huge batches so I don’t have a clue on how much to use in terms of measurements. But this taste amazing! It’s like the one I taste at work!
This is how I make my milk tea I don’t really measure anything but it tastes so good I boil water and put tea bags in (I use black tea) let them sit for about 5 minutes. I then add cinnamon, ,ground cloves, honey and sugar. Then let it sit in my fridge. Sorry I’m bad at explaining things 😍
What types of black teas do you use? Do you think this would totally work with chai? I'm really wanted a specifically chai milk tea but there's not many good recipes out there that I can find lol. Sorry for the questions
I can't believe I'm watching this . I make this everyday. I didn't know watching someone make tea is satisfying. And also use loose tea instead of cutting tea bags. Less expensive and higher quality usually.
I too have recycled Starbucks glass cups to use as a vase for dried flowers and I recently made it as my own cup and painted the cap. I tried a similar recipe with slight variations and it is delicious~ I hope you and your families all are well and best wishes! 🌻❤️✨
Wow this is so cool. This is actually an indian drink known as chai. Its been around for centuries, its really cool to see different ways of making it and people trying it! 🙌🏻
I also recycled my Starbucks bottle! :) and if you want the exp. date on the bottle to go away you can try brushing it with a scrub or tooth brush it’s works like a charm and just scrub till it’s gone
My recipe: 1. Heat water until lukewarm.The water and milk should result a full one mug/glass. 2. Add ginger, cloves, cardamom black tea, two pepper balls, sugar. Boil it 3. Add milk. 4. Boil for some time extract flavour. 5. Serve!
just tried it with green tea and it was really good! it sucks that because i don’t have a strainer i spilt almost all of it in the sink... and whatever got in the cup had way too many leaves to drink. but from the spoonful i drank it was still super good!
this was actually super easy to make and tastes so good !! i checked out ur other stuff and i love what u post, sucks u don’t have more subscribers but u definitely gained a sub :) 💞
Your recipe is a keeper. The best combination. Make a bunch and place it in chiller. If i run out of it,a quick way, i just make the tea in moka pot, then adding milk and condensed milk to make it more creamy taste just like yours.
omg!! I just tried this with my mum, and I thought it was delicious ✨ I was going to make bubble tea but i’m not into the boba things so I made this instead. no regrets 🤍 if you’re thinking of making it go ahead, you’ll be pleased with the recipe!! 🧋tbh i felt a little sick afterwards so i recommend making a smaller batch if you’re a child lol. edit: english breakfast or black tea both works ✌🏼
Ok so I tried it, and here's what I found: The tea does mix a little better into the milk and when you strain it, the fine pieces of tea are left inside, which could either be something you do or don't like. Also if you're using five teabags, the milk left in the teabags could be a bit of a waste. I'm sure it will work just fine if you put the whole teabag in though.
Nice vid, style is cool, good tunes too. A couple things I'd add as an Indonesian chai/tea producer is a) use loose leaf tea not tea bags (much higher quality tea, no plastic, and more eco-friendly) and b) get organic if you can. Search 'pesticides in tea' if you wonder why. Give a thumbs up after researching a bit.
This looks quite high quality for less than 4000 views and 1000 subs. It reminds me of these japanese recipe channels. I don't get the point of using so much, ugh, kitchenware (is that right?) though, other than a good shot. I guess you also could use tea in bags, well, in bags lol. Nice vid.
I don’t see anything wrong with the kitchenware as this is a “quarantine” version. I’m sure we all have our own types of tools to have the same end result. I say this is a homemade version perspective of making a recipe and everyone who’s creative can do the same things with more/less the energy. This reminds me of how I make authentic chai tea, but with packaged organic herbs I bought while in India. I didn’t think to do the same with milk tea this way. Thanks for sharing your creativity with milk tea! 🙏👍😊😋🥛☕️🥤
I just made it with soy milk, earl grey and indian sugar since that's what I had and I don't use milk. I think it turned out really well, thank you for the video! :) Edit: I just realized I misspelled earl grey and now I feel stupid :,)
Sidenote? Haha. I googled it since I wasn't sure what Indian sugar was in English and found out it might also be called "jaggery"? In anycase in Finnish it's "intiaani sokeri" :)
i've been drinking tea all my life. add spices to make it tastier. you can use cardamom , pepper or ginger. warm tea is the best. popcorn or toast can be companions.trust me its good.
Wow I’m impressed! Thanks for the receipe 30-50 grams was way too much sugar for me; besides that…. amazing taste! Cant believe i spent $6 buying milk tea when i can easily make it at home
Mochi Kupcake It tastes like rich, milky tea... I don’t really know how to describe it! If you like creamy things or mochas then you will love this though.
@@MokiTheFish It tastes amazing! It’s like a very smooth tea and the milk mellows out the bitter notes of the tea. Adding sweetness enhances the flavour and it’s just really nice!
Can we use earl grey tea too? I tried it out with early grey tea but it doesn’t taste so sweet is there another way to make a it sweeter with ear grey tea? (I used sugar)
Yeah, earl gray would work too! This recipe works for almost any tea but you’ve just got to adjust the sugar a little. You can use white sugar, brown sugar, or even condensed milk!
idk about fancy, but this definitely isn’t how “regular” tea is made in the west. a lot of people add a splash of milk to their tea, but that’s it. brewing tea in milk instead of water isn’t standard. i don’t think anyone but the people in the comments think this is fancy. imo they’re conflating the channel’s aesthetics with the drink for whatever reason
here in my part of america (the south), i know of a lot of people who don't even know what milk tea is, much less tried it. however, it's very good, and i would love to treat my friends to it! it's also pretty difficult to find places that serve milk tea.
@@DolceVitaGurl oh! dont use too much or else its gonna be spicy, just cut of a small chunk and crush it then add it after all the other ingredients are boiling.
Now, this is mighty tasty! I watch those videos, of non Chinese people surprising Chinese restaurant folks that they speak fluent Chinese. Milk tea is always brought up and I was curious....
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Whenever I’m sad I put cold milk tea in a wine glass and listen to lofi in a dark room. You should try it
But I want it to make me drunk 😂
Wow never thought it would get this much likes thanks🤣
This is brilliant
@@Soonjae20 best lo fi song for me is jin sang - blossom
@@Soonjae20 hahah yes it truly is
@@UmarEdwards lmao
“Quarantine day 10”
remember when we kept track
now:
“quarantine day 376”
I feel sad cuz I’m pretty sure we thought we were just gonna be out of school for a few weeks then come back.
@@666.xoxo33 i remember one of my teachers saying “we might come back after spring break, we might not. this might be the last time you’re in this classroom” i wasn’t in any classroom until almost a year later
who tf was keeping track cuz i wasn't
@@666.xoxo33 I remember having so much anxiety bc I thought we were going to go back in a month 💀💀
Ingredients to cups:
- 2 cups milk
- About 3 tsp tea leaves
- 1/8- 1/3 cup sugar
Thanks!
Alejandra Moreno no problem!
thank you sm omg shhddhydh
I knew I should've looked at the comment section before converting everything in google 😅
YuiShi SAME LOL IM MAKING It rn bc i bought boba ballz
If you leave the tea in the bags and drop the bags in the hot milk, it works just as well and you don't have to strain it.
thanks! i was just about to ask since i strained it like 4 times and there are still some small leaves in there
Also, @4:08 , why the kettle? One more thing to wash or ruining it if it is electric?
@@Ma_Ba Aesthetic l guess.
@@Ma_Ba right I thought the same!! Now when you boil water it will always have a taste on it, kettles are to boil water, not to heat up drinks, and even less to be used as funnels.
@@tebankai Yes. Even with normal use, just for water, every 60 days, I also use a brand name descaler for removing mineral residue of plain water, as per manufacturer's manual.
"Quarantine Day 10"
Me: A remnant of a more hopeful time.
Fr 💀😭
Ooof yeah
I have benn at home for more than 2 weeks 😂😂
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I'm a Pakistani, Milk Tea (Called "Doodh-patti" or "Chai") is a staple drink, in my household, we drink chai in the mornings with breakfast, and in the evenings while sitting with our parents, it's also a good remedy to many things, people can make Ginger Milk Tea to relieve head aches, and dilute some specific produced spices (they're called Joshanda, they come in small packets) to relieve sore-throat :)
Wow, I never knew that! Thanks for the insight on your home and culture :)
english breakfast tea!💚
got that from nct's johnny lol
any tea? or only specific herbs and spices? bc to me milk peppermint tea sounds absolutely weird
Finally a Pakistani mentioned it. Like literally everyone in the comments is acting like it’s just thing in India like so many other places have chai too
Try it out with cardamom as well! Elaichi belongs only in chai not in biryani 😤🤧
I just tried this out and it tastes AMAZING
pinkafide Nice! Thank you for watching!
Hey could you tell me what it tastes like so I know if I want to make it. Is it sweeter or...?
WOW
May May its quite sweet yes ! it tastes super good tho
It tasted like chatime milk tea!! Chatime is a boba drink shop from Taiwan that have a lot of outlets in Indonesia, chatime mostly can be seen in malls
1.Pour 500ml milk into a pot and simmer on medium heat until bubbles start to appear.
2. Add 10g black tea leaves/ 5 tea bags and stir for 1-2 minutes.
3. Add 30-60g sugar and stir for 1 minute. Then turn off the heat.
4. Strain the tea.
5. Serve cold or warm and enjoy
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@@WydeZ can i add almond milk?
@@beatris.neamtu5081 any milk will do.
@@shambhavisharma2592 soy milk too?
@@syafiqs9110 yes even soy milk, but add less sugar cuz soy milk is sweeter than regular milk
Tastes absolutely amazing: if you’re using brown sugar which I recommend, use about 35-45g. That’s perfect for sweetness
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Thanks for the advice I’ll try it ❤
I made this earlier today and I'm in love! This is perfect for online classes
Awesome!!!
tysm ✨ I will!!
Hey could you tell me what it tastes like so I know if I want to make it. Is it sweeter or...?
@@clogiz Sorry if this is late but it tastes amazing! It’s like a very smooth tea and the milk mellows out the bitter notes. It’s not as sweet since I would just add 1/8 cup sugar to start out. If you still want it sweeter after straining you can more! It’s just milk and tea so adjust to your preference. You can use also use plant based milk as an alternative, add flavoring, adjust sugar levels, add boba, etc.! This is your own creation so add whatever you’d like. Hope this helps! 🥰
I have a question does it matter what kind of tea bag u use
Straight to the point. Thank you. Unlike other people's videos, where it's like 20 minutes long for a 3-ingredient recipe and walk-through.
I almost set my kitchen on fire
Totally worth it
Idkwhattoputhere omg same everything was very messed up after
How sway?
😭😭
@Crystina Walls lmao
@Crystina Walls bruh LMFAO
Oh my gosh thank you, I made milk tea (black tea) and added a little hazelnut creamer, and vanilla - hazelnut whip and it tasted SO GOOD!!
lmao im an Indian why is this in my recommendation ? we legit drink this morning and evening and like chai(milk tea) is solution to everything for me. :D if u have a headache, drink this with ginger :)
Too bad I hate chai ;-;
( Im half indian lmao)
ASDFGHJKL
Lol ikr!!
I'm a Bangladeshi & we also drink tea everyday so it's really funny to watch this 😂
same but im arab lol
For a moment as an Indian I was confused what in the seven hells was “milk tea” and then I realised not everyone drinks it like us lmaoo
We drink this almost everyday in my Desi household🤭 Sometimes couple times a day.
same here😅
@@Sabee_Silwal 😄
U drink it with ice?
@@parsa4595 Depends on what my family is having for the day. We drink it with ice at times when it’s summer but traditionally we drank only hot tea.
Yess
Just made this. I eye balled the amount of milk and heated it up for a bit, not to boiling but just enough. Added a single teaspoon of tea and 3 teaspoons of sugar. Then added about 2 seconds worth of honey squeezing and boom. This is the most delicious drink I’ve ever had. Ty.
Oh!! It's chae 😂 I was wondering why it's in my recommendation. We drink it everyday morning and evening. I'm habitual now. Can't live without it.
Btw you should add tea leaves in little bit of water and boil it first. This helps draw out the taste of the tea leaves better. And then add milk and sugar and boil it all. Strain it in a cup. Voila it's ready to drink hot and tasty with any tea time biscuits 😋
dont boil it as the fat will separate to the top as a cream layer and it will become skimmed milk instead. So simmering longer will be better to retain the full body taste of milk tea.
This is a really great and easy recipe...I made it and it basically was the drink I can get at my Local Bubble tea shop, which they sell for $5. I made it for the first time last night and let it sit in my fridge overnight and it was very tasty the next day. Thanks for sharing!
I often make this when I feel like I need a comforting drink. I'm using oat milk and I also add honey, vanilla paste, cinnamon and a bit of nutmeg 👌 Delicious 🤤🧡
Do you think soy milk would work as well? Im lactose intolerant and I don't have oatmilk atm lol
@@oldpersonal1603 I think it would work just fine - i'm lactose intolerant too, oat milk just tastes better to me :)
This was the first milk tea recipe I've tried that tastes similar to the ones you get in shops. Thank you!
When you added the tea to the milk my first thought was "mmm cookies and cream!"
Now I want some cookie and cream ice cream
It was so delicious! I also added a bit of cinnamon and it was great! Thank you for the recipe!
Do you drink it cold?
@@parsa4595 I drank it while it was warm and I put the rest in the fridge. When the milk is cold it's a bit thicker (and more milky?). Both warm and cold tastes great but I prefer the warm version
Gurl I tried it with cinnamon, it was epic! l'll drink it often.
I just tried this out with green tea instead, and it tastes good! Note to anyone who wants to try, green tea is already quite sweet so don't add as much sugar as the video says^^
Green tea is not sweet at all.
Green tea is gross asf
I just tried this recipe and it’s absolutely amazing! ❤️ but since I’m not really a milk person, the drink tasted too milky for me, so I got a bit thirsty after drinking it.( again, this is just me, it’s just how my personal body acts with milk) So, if you are like me, if ur not a milk person much, then I recommend to add some water. Don’t go on with full milk :)
again, thank you so much for the amazing recipe, I loved it
Chxrry Glo5s thank you for the advice! Will try it next time! Thanks for watching ❤️
They can do skim milk, since it’s more like watered down.
maybe try a dairy alternative?! like soy, almond, cashew, etc :)
@@tai_ramos ouu I think I can try soy milk next time :) tyy
@@chxrryglo5s846 of course! 🥰
Milk and tea are where it's at, they are good separately and even better when combined. God has blessed us with tasty foods and drinks lol.
ahaha, as an Indian who drinks milk tea literally everyday, i must warn you, it's addictive
lol, idk about other people but i dont have a sweet tooth so my tea is not that sweet, just mild and milky and im also kinda underweight for my age 😂
@@alhingdoungel7391 same here.
It's not addiction It's habituation. 😂 My teacher asked us an example of addiction and my friends pointed me out saying "She's addicted to tea" but He replied that it's called habituation. Addiction is not the correct word for it. Addiction is different than habituation.
When I don't drink tea I literally behave like a sick drunkard and I get a severe splitting headache. So I can't stop drinking it though i really love it so i don't mind.
Not only indians south asian actually!!
@@sairaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa you can't include the whole of South Asia unless y'all drink it from the moment you get up till you go to bed but okay
Ok ngl i tried it but only with 350 ml of milk so I reduced the ingredients by a bit but it still tastes amazing
This is some high quality content, loved the video you need more views!! 💜
Milk tea using flavored creamers instead of milk and sugar separately are so bomb!!! I’m addicted!!
Whenever i make my own milk tea, i couldn't get the taste that i wanted until i found this video then I tried this today, and i'm so happy because it tasted good just like in the milk tea shops, THANK YOU! 💜
ok is nobody going to talk about how relaxing this video is? Great job!!
Thank you 🤍
We Indians drink this every morning and evening and they legit made it look like some Starbucks drink 😂😂
no one cares
Not only indians ,south asians actually
@Crystina Walls bruh. he can be proud of his culture and there's literally nothing wrong with that. It's just that the way he said it sounded like he's above everyone. That's why i said what i said.
@Crystina Walls i mean i get where you're coming from. Not everyone is equally offended so i guess i was more offended than you because i read it from a different perspective. There's nothing to apologize for. Good day mate.
@@thiswasamistake8077 tea with milk isn’t culture lol
It turned out really great!
I used unsweetened coconut milk instead to make coconut milk tea.
Instructions
Put pot on medium heat
2 cups milk in pot till it bubbles
Add 5 bags of tea leaves cut open
Stir for a minute
Add 1/2 cup sugar
Stir for a minute
Strain out tea leaves
Cool off milk tea
ALL DONE!!
Lmk how it turns out!
I work at a boba shop and I know how to make these drinks, we make all of them in huge batches so I don’t have a clue on how much to use in terms of measurements. But this taste amazing! It’s like the one I taste at work!
Quarantine Day: I don't even know i lost count but, its feels like decades and I'm craving bubble teaaa
This is how we make tea in South India! Glad to see you making it.
This is how I make my milk tea
I don’t really measure anything but it tastes so good
I boil water and put tea bags in (I use black tea) let them sit for about 5 minutes.
I then add cinnamon, ,ground cloves, honey and sugar.
Then let it sit in my fridge. Sorry I’m bad at explaining things 😍
What types of black teas do you use? Do you think this would totally work with chai? I'm really wanted a specifically chai milk tea but there's not many good recipes out there that I can find lol. Sorry for the questions
@@amanda2296 Yoo it’s fine, when I make my milk tea I just use Black Irish tea. Also yes It would work with chai tea
@@Leena-uh4un ok thank you so much
I can't believe I'm watching this . I make this everyday. I didn't know watching someone make tea is satisfying. And also use loose tea instead of cutting tea bags. Less expensive and higher quality usually.
i agree bro 💯💯
This is so interesting! I've never heard of cutting teabags open before.
Lol me neither
Sorry I can't spell😭
I too have recycled Starbucks glass cups to use as a vase for dried flowers and I recently made it as my own cup and painted the cap. I tried a similar recipe with slight variations and it is delicious~ I hope you and your families all are well and best wishes! 🌻❤️✨
Omg, I had been preparing tea wrong so much time. That’s for the recipe, it tastes so good it’s indescribable!
you just desc ribed it
Wow this recipe tastes so good that I can’t believe that I made it. Thank you!
Wow this is so cool. This is actually an indian drink known as chai. Its been around for centuries, its really cool to see different ways of making it and people trying it! 🙌🏻
I also recycled my Starbucks bottle! :) and if you want the exp. date on the bottle to go away you can try brushing it with a scrub or tooth brush it’s works like a charm and just scrub till it’s gone
My recipe:
1. Heat water until lukewarm.The water and milk should result a full one mug/glass.
2. Add ginger, cloves, cardamom black tea, two pepper balls, sugar. Boil it
3. Add milk.
4. Boil for some time extract flavour.
5. Serve!
just tried it with green tea and it was really good! it sucks that because i don’t have a strainer i spilt almost all of it in the sink... and whatever got in the cup had way too many leaves to drink. but from the spoonful i drank it was still super good!
this was actually super easy to make and tastes so good !! i checked out ur other stuff and i love what u post, sucks u don’t have more subscribers but u definitely gained a sub :) 💞
isabella thank you so much! This really motivated me to do more vlogs!
Your recipe is a keeper. The best combination. Make a bunch and place it in chiller. If i run out of it,a quick way, i just make the tea in moka pot, then adding milk and condensed milk to make it more creamy taste just like yours.
omg!! I just tried this with my mum, and I thought it was delicious ✨ I was going to make bubble tea but i’m not into the boba things so I made this instead. no regrets 🤍 if you’re thinking of making it go ahead, you’ll be pleased with the recipe!! 🧋tbh i felt a little sick afterwards so i recommend making a smaller batch if you’re a child lol.
edit: english breakfast or black tea both works ✌🏼
Does it have to be black tea?
@@tkmkay5841 no! i used english breakfast 💕
@@tuliptearsakaaurora438 ok thanks!
@@tkmkay5841 no problem!
english breakfast is black tea..
I can't wait to try Milk Tea, I seen it in shops all over Toronto but never had the chance to stop and get one!
Cant believe milk tea - which is sold in literally every street stall here - is actually treated like a delicacy drink lmao 😂
What lol I don't get it...
@ö ô wow thats so cool!
@ö ô yep exactly! Thanks for explaining in my stead ^_^
Bangladeshi and Indians can understand 😆😆😂😂😂lol
In México is really hard to find black tea that is not super sweetened :(
I TRIED IT THIS AMAZING PERSON FOUND OUT HOW THEY MAJE IT AT THE BOBA SHOPS I LOVE YOU (my fav is honey oolong milk tea)
Why did you cut the teabag just to strain it with a strainer later?
I'm thinking the same thing
i guess so it could mix better
Ok so I tried it, and here's what I found:
The tea does mix a little better into the milk and when you strain it, the fine pieces of tea are left inside, which could either be something you do or don't like. Also if you're using five teabags, the milk left in the teabags could be a bit of a waste. I'm sure it will work just fine if you put the whole teabag in though.
Sobrang hilig ko po sa milk tea. Thank you for sharing Ms Shin. Try ko din ito ❤️
Will do this at home. Thanks for the idea. ☺️
ItsMitchTime go for it sis! :) thanks for watching!
if you make a large amount, how long can it be stored in the fridge for?
Thanks for the recipe- it tastes great and was so easy to make!!
Nice vid, style is cool, good tunes too. A couple things I'd add as an Indonesian chai/tea producer is a) use loose leaf tea not tea bags (much higher quality tea, no plastic, and more eco-friendly) and b) get organic if you can. Search 'pesticides in tea' if you wonder why. Give a thumbs up after researching a bit.
This looks quite high quality for less than 4000 views and 1000 subs. It reminds me of these japanese recipe channels. I don't get the point of using so much, ugh, kitchenware (is that right?) though, other than a good shot. I guess you also could use tea in bags, well, in bags lol. Nice vid.
Fox i also noticed that. Will try to use less kitchenwares next time. Haha thanks for watching!
@@ShinGuiking you're welcome :-)
I don’t see anything wrong with the kitchenware as this is a “quarantine” version. I’m sure we all have our own types of tools to have the same end result. I say this is a homemade version perspective of making a recipe and everyone who’s creative can do the same things with more/less the energy. This reminds me of how I make authentic chai tea, but with packaged organic herbs I bought while in India. I didn’t think to do the same with milk tea this way. Thanks for sharing your creativity with milk tea! 🙏👍😊😋🥛☕️🥤
C- Dub thank you for appreciating the efforts and creativity made in this video. It means a lot to me. ❤️
bruh the use of kitchenware is completely fine like this is a recipe video????
Really nice, warm and ASMR-like video.
Fact: The sugar makes me anxious.
This is like a sweeter and less spicy version of chailatte :)
I used regular tea and 1/8 cup of brown sugar instead and it taste so good !
I just made it with soy milk, earl grey and indian sugar since that's what I had and I don't use milk. I think it turned out really well, thank you for the video! :)
Edit: I just realized I misspelled earl grey and now I feel stupid :,)
Sidenote? Haha.
I googled it since I wasn't sure what Indian sugar was in English and found out it might also be called "jaggery"? In anycase in Finnish it's "intiaani sokeri" :)
It’s like magic!🍁✨🍁
Thank you for sharing this beautiful video 🧋
i am an asian who drinks milk tea every single day
but i am still watching a milk tea recipe :D
Lol me too😂😂
I barely see this and I love it! It works absolutely great. I love so much. I will be doing this more. Thank you!
omg i just tried it and its sooooo tasty thank you very much
zeynep thank you for watching my video and trying it out. Glad you liked it! ❤️
this tea with chet baker in the ground sounds amazing
I tried this recipe out and it’s pretty good lol
This is so underrated. I’m giving you a sub. This is so easy and simple to understand, and it’s SOOO TASTY! TYSM! ❤❤
I tried this recipe and it turned out SOOO good!! 😃 anytime I want milk tea I always watch this video!!
i've been drinking tea all my life. add spices to make it tastier. you can use cardamom , pepper or ginger. warm tea is the best. popcorn or toast can be companions.trust me its good.
This is going to sound like a dumb question, but what’s the metal thing at the end? That’s just a tea kettle right?
it looks like an electric tea kettle
Milk tea is literally the most common tea in my country and we drink it everyday
I’m just gonna make this now so I don’t have to walk 25 minutes to my local Tastea anymore. And I already have boba at my house so, yeah!
Wow I’m impressed! Thanks for the receipe 30-50 grams was way too much sugar for me; besides that…. amazing taste! Cant believe i spent $6 buying milk tea when i can easily make it at home
I live for this milk tea. It’s sooo good! 😍
You should have more subscribers than me
😭❤️❤️
What does it taste like?
Mochi Kupcake It tastes like rich, milky tea... I don’t really know how to describe it! If you like creamy things or mochas then you will love this though.
@@MokiTheFish It tastes amazing! It’s like a very smooth tea and the milk mellows out the bitter notes of the tea. Adding sweetness enhances the flavour and it’s just really nice!
Thisis the recipe I wanted to find! Great to see it here.
Can we use earl grey tea too? I tried it out with early grey tea but it doesn’t taste so sweet is there another way to make a it sweeter with ear grey tea? (I used sugar)
You can use earl grey tea. Black tea is the most common tea to use. If you want to make it sweeter, try brown sugar or just add more granulated sugar.
Yeah, earl gray would work too! This recipe works for almost any tea but you’ve just got to adjust the sugar a little. You can use white sugar, brown sugar, or even condensed milk!
I feel so lucky bc my mom makes milk tea every morning!
Why is this considered "fancy" isn't it just regular but super strong tea in a glass bottle? 🤔
idk about fancy, but this definitely isn’t how “regular” tea is made in the west. a lot of people add a splash of milk to their tea, but that’s it. brewing tea in milk instead of water isn’t standard. i don’t think anyone but the people in the comments think this is fancy. imo they’re conflating the channel’s aesthetics with the drink for whatever reason
@@stevie8849 Not to sound uneducated but where's the "west"?
@@TurtlesAndTortoises302 The Americas and Europe
@@chaerrimimi1520 I'm from Europe and yeah, most people don't have a lot of milk in their tea but I do just because 🤷🏾♀️😁
I made it and it taste wonderful. I drunk it and now im obsessed. Next time im going to get some tapioca balls for it. 10/10❤️
I made mine so yummy.
Inez Guiking wow thanks momsy!
I made this with unsweetened almond milk and it still tasted great!
Try the unsweetened vanilla almond. Takes it up a notch
Did this with unsweetened vanilla almond milk and stevia in place of normal sugar, and it came out pretty good! Thanks for the recipe! ^^
Ooh that sounds good
Good to know! I have been looking for a non dairy option!!
might as well drink water lol
British people seeing him how he added the tea be like: what the actual f#$%
Right had me like 🤨
I think she's a she
Unless she's non binary
@@Shane-ds6qj or maybe theyre trans? who knows. gender is a social construct
@@kity1081 we... are talking about pronouns here?
I love getting just milk tea from the bubble tea stores. It’s just like “cha” in Bangladesh, but iced ❤ Thank you for the recipe.
Im indian we drink this everyday just make regular tea and put milk in it lol doesnt have to be this complicated
thats what i thought ... just a strong tea mixed with lots of hot milk...
ya all havent tried roasted milk tea before. it all depends on the tea leaves. Nothing is regular about it.
here in my part of america (the south), i know of a lot of people who don't even know what milk tea is, much less tried it. however, it's very good, and i would love to treat my friends to it! it's also pretty difficult to find places that serve milk tea.
*wait this why is there an actual video for this, we drink this everyday in the morning and in the evenings and it tastes even better with ginger!*
disastrous dorji can you elaborate about adding this ginger? Just throw in a chunk and let simmer? Or juice it first? Amount?
@@DolceVitaGurl oh! dont use too much or else its gonna be spicy, just cut of a small chunk and crush it then add it after all the other ingredients are boiling.
Just made this, and it's SO good. I did 36g of sugar, and that was too much sugar for me, so just be aware it's really sweet. Super good though.
I put tapioca Pearl's in this and- AWOGA-
this is such a good recipe but if it is to milky for anyone I recommend you do half water half milk
i just realise thats how i usually make my tea sksksksk
Now, this is mighty tasty! I watch those videos, of non Chinese people surprising Chinese restaurant folks that they speak fluent Chinese. Milk tea is always brought up and I was curious....
To the ppl that actually will get it:
*C E L E S T I A L U D E N B U R G*
THATS LITERALLY THE FIRST THING I THOUGHT WHEN LOOKING THIS UP TODAY
yES AJSHJSBD
75% darjeeling to 25% assam is my favourite blend. Its simply 👌👌😊
I'm an Indian and I just entered here to see if she's making it right.
same haha but bangladeshi and indonesian
Can you also do it with green tea??