Number-One ChaTraMue Original Thai Iced Tea Mix 400g Bag, Pack of 1

This Thai tea mix is the real deal. Taste like I’m getting a Thai tea at a boba shop. Easy to make, just heat up water and put the tea in and strain. It comes out dark and once you add the sweeten condensed milk milk mix with heavy cream, it turns orange and has that Thai tea smell. Stop going to boba shops since I learned of this.

Of course there are directions to brew this One ChaTraMue Original Thai Iced Tea Mix, reminiscent of that you get in restaurants, with hot water, but one cup of tea added to four cups of cold water can brew in pitcher overnight in the refrigerator and turn out just right! With or without the milk or cream, the Number-One ChaTraMue Original Thai Iced Tea Mix is perfect hot or cold. Experiment with more tea or less water to vary strength to taste. For vegans substitute, sweetened or unsweetened coconut, almond, soy, or oat milk for the sweetened condensed milk. Rice milk is fine too but is thin like skim milk and may not be as creamy. Garnish with lychee fruit, coconut or mint and enjoy!

True Thai tea, just like in a restaurant 🤌

Yummy. The tea is fresh and makes a delicous Thai Tea. The loose tea leaves are packaged in a mylar bag and was shipped in an evelope.

Just a heads up, this is NOT instant tea mix/powder as advertised. It's loose leaf tea with powder in it. I triple checked before ordering, and even the actual package that arrived says "instant tea powder". Obviously it's delicious and wonderful but very much not what I was looking to order.

Tastes great!! Not sweetened so I love it. I could adjust the sweetness level. The color comes out great too

I have been looking to make thai tea at home for so long, and this brand has popped up numerous times as being the best. The moment I opened the package, I just melted into the smell of this tea. It's so hard to describe, it's one of the most comforting things I've smelled. If I could bottle that scent up, I'd give it to everyone in my life. The color is perfection. It's added dye so if you're sensitive to that sort of thing, this is not for you. You can see the flakes of dye in the mix, but it comes out so beautifully when brewing it. It does stain, so be careful of that. But a lot of things do that are worth the extra precautions needed. Now, the taste... AMAZING! I followed a recipe I found online, I didn't even attempt the recipe on the package (if there even is one, I didn't even look for one). My suggestion would be to find a recipe and fine-tune it to fit your needs. I tried to find a "traditional" Thai tea recipe, and it was absolutely incredible. I made 4 cups of tea and stuck it in the fridge. It'll probably last me a week before I need to make more. That being said, I only used 3/4 cup of the tea mix to make 4 cups of tea. For the price I paid, that's an incredible deal! Restaurants charge like $4 or $5 for a cup, and I basically have like over a months worth for like $7 (not including the cost of the milks and sugar). This is a new staple in my household, I'll never let it run out. I'm so happy I got this and I'll be buying it over and over again!

I love this tea. I use about two tablespoons into a teas strainer with a quart of boiling water and seep until I remember to remove the tea (anywhere from 15 minutes to a couple of hours). Yes, I like it strong. When it’s time to drink it, I use 3/4 tea to 1/4 half and half and about half a tsp of monk fruit sweetener. It’s consistently delicious. Does it taste like the Thai iced tea I can get at a restaurant? No, but I’m good with that.