Teh Tarik

Teh Tarik:

Creamy. Frothy. Aromatic. Exquisite.

 

Morning cheers with Teh Tarik!
Morning cheers with Teh Tarik!

Good morning! Lyf&Spice makes a mid-week dedication to all tea-lovers with the famous ‘Teh Tarik’!

 

About Teh Tarik:

Teh Tarik is a rich creamy hot tea with a special aroma and flavour that tantalizes your taste buds. Having originated in Malaysia, the Teh Tarik is extremely popular amongst the locals. Available at every coffee shop or kopitiam, tea stall, breakfast joint, eat-out and cafe, this hot tea beverage is considered the national drink of Malaysia.

Teh Tarik
Teh Tarik

Constituents:

  • Black tea
  • Sweet condensed milk/evaporated milk

Pulled tea:

Teh Tarik is ideally ‘pulled tea’ and derives its name from the act of pulling tea and tossing it across two glasses held apart, to blend it well and give it a thick froth at the time of serving. This brings the beverage to its perfect temperature.

Pulling tea prior to serving...
Pulling tea prior to serving

Variations:  

  • Teh C: Tea prepared using unsweetened evaporated milk and sugar
  • Teh O: Black tea, without milk
  • Teh Halia: Ginger tea
  • Teh Tarik Kurang Manis: Literally translates to less sweet Teh Tarik
  • Chiam: Combination of coffee and tea
Frothy & Creamy...
Frothy & Creamy…

Quick facts:

  • A number of competitions are held time and again for Teh Tarik enthusiasts to come together and showcase their skills of pulling tea in circular rotating displays.
  • This drink is also popular in the streets of Bangkok and Singapore.
  • It is believed to have originated soon after World War II when Indian Muslim immigrants served tea at their stalls to workers of rubber plantations.
  • Teh Tarik is available in the form of pre-mixed sachets for convenience.

Quick video –> here

Cheers!!!

Try it once and you are sure to get hooked on to it. Master the art of making Teh Tarik to refresh your mornings and bid adieu to sleepy noons!!! As the new advertisement of Lipton TehTarik goes – Creamy. Frothy. Aromatic. Exquisite.

Watch video: Cute ad on Teh Tarik by Lipton

 

This blog post first appeared on Lyf&Spice

 

 

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