How do you prepare tea from where you're from? (1 Viewer)

[Shimmer]

From where I'm from I would make tea by adding evaporated milk and condensed milk in the tea. Maybe just milk too lol. We also have some tea salads and all that stuffs. Also mix fermented tea leaves with rice,dried prawns and nuts.

I'm not so sure about other countries but I know Malaysia has Teh Tarik, which means pulled tea in English. They would do this

 

[YouNiceKeepGoin]

Oo, Looks good

Mine's some what boring, but the easiest way for me is, I boil the tea bag in water and when it's done, mix with sugar and i'm done ._. yeah not as exciting

 

[Shimmer]

Oo, Looks good

Mine's some what boring, but the easiest way for me is, I boil the tea bag in water and when it's done, mix with sugar and i'm done ._. yeah not as exciting

I see I don't use sugar in tea as condensed milk is pretty sweet. I mean if would if I had no condensed milk but like I'm running out of sugar instead of condensed milk

 

[YouNiceKeepGoin]

I see I don't use sugar in tea as condensed milk is pretty sweet. I mean if would if I had no condensed milk but like I'm running out of sugar instead of condensed milk

I've never had condensed milk, but even if i did i would still add sugar cause i love it~

 

[Shimmer]

I've never had condensed milk, but even if i did i would still add sugar cause i love it~

When you buy it it is in a can so it's pretty good for times like these 😆. Eating this with bread is also great lol

 

[YouNiceKeepGoin]

When you buy it it is in a can so it's pretty good for times like these 😆. Eating this with bread is also great lol

It looks so good! I wish i had some Oo, I'll have to get some and try that!~

 

[Shimmer]

It looks so good!

It looks so good! I wish i had some Oo, I'll have to get some and try that!~

It would be easier to find those at Asian supermarkets, I'm not sure if normal supermarkets have them.

 

[SnowWhite]

That video though... so much effort for making a glass of tea.

We use this

 

[Shimmer]

That video though... so much effort for making a glass of tea.

We use this

So uhh that thing, it boils the tea and you get it from the tap?

 

[SnowWhite]

So uhh that thing, it boils the tea and you get it from the tap?

Ah you boil water in the samovar, then pour water inside the teapot from the tap, alongside tea leaf 😄

 

[Shimmer]

Ah you boil water in the samovar, then pour water inside the teapot from the tap, alongside tea leaf 😄

Oh that makes more sense, is it like a thing that a lot of households have or a thing that someone takes out on special occasions

 

[SeulPika]

If you ever find yourself in Japan then I recommend trying a traditional Japanese tea ceremony (Especially in Uji City)

 

[YouNiceKeepGoin]

It would be easier to find those at Asian supermarkets, I'm not sure if normal supermarkets have them.

Hmm, I'll have to look into that

 

[Shimmer]

If you ever find yourself in Japan then I recommend trying a traditional Japanese tea ceremony (Especially in Uji City)

Oh wow that's pretty cool and interesting!

 

[Ahsoka]

I prepare it by throwing it in the trash where it belongs

I've never had condensed milk, but even if i did i would still add sugar cause i love it~

Condensed milk is crazy sweet, you would probably die of diabetes if you even just think about adding sugar on top of that

It would be easier to find those at Asian supermarkets, I'm not sure if normal supermarkets have them.

You can find it in normal supermarkets no problem, I think its used in a lot of other cuisines, like Russian food. And Dulce de Leche is a variation from Mexico so its not that uncommon.

 

[YouNiceKeepGoin]

I prepare it by throwing it in the trash where it belongs



Condensed milk is crazy sweet, you would probably die of diabetes if you even just think about adding sugar on top of that



You can find it in normal supermarkets no problem, I think its used in a lot of other cuisines, like Russian food. And Dulce de Leche is a variation from Mexico so its not that uncommon.

Eh, I'd risk it.

 

[Michael]

If you ever find yourself in Japan then I recommend trying a traditional Japanese tea ceremony (Especially in Uji City)

The way I'd want to travel to Japan is going there completely alone; meet and stay with locals to get a full and genuine Japanese experience, and practice the customs and the language. So if I ever find myself in Japan; I definitely want to try a traditional Japanese tea ceremony.

 

[Shimmer]

I prepare it by throwing it in the trash where it belongs

Tea doesn't deserve this disrespect mate

 

[Ahsoka]

Tea doesn't deserve this disrespect mate

I like iced tea that has so much flavoring and sugar that you cant tell it's tea

 

[Shimmer]

I like iced tea that has so much flavoring and sugar that you cant tell it's tea

Would you like tea salad, or tea rice