Teh tarik

Teh tarik, either hot or cold, will always be my favorite drink ever !

Bismillah, Everyone has their own way of picking up their mood in the morning. Some do exercises, others have hearty breakfast. Mine is – a cup of teh tarik.

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Yuit Cheong’s rendition of the iconic Malaysian beverage, translated as “pulled tea”, is said to be one of the best in town. It is usually enjoyed at breakfast or teatime to accompany a side of bread or pastry. Each coffee shop has their own method of making this foamy drink, which involves skillfully pouring and pulling long streams of freshly brewed tea between two steel mugs. This recipe was first published in Flavours magazine. Kuali would like to get to know you more - please do spend…

Our easy Teh Tarik recipe is sweet and milky, perfect for quenching your thirst for this Southeast Asian milk tea. Our recipe makes approximately a 250ml serving that can be enjoyed hot or cold.

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This Southeast Asian sweet drink, locally known as teh tarik or "pulled tea", is a blast to make in the kitchen (or out on the back lawn where it’s safe). Test your pouring skills to the max for the perfect froth on top of this amazing bitter sweet teh tarik recipe.