How to Make Royal Milk Tea (Easy Recipe)

Did you know that Royal Milk got its start as part of a "royal recipe" series by the Lipton company in the 1960s? Since then, this black tea blend has become a favorite beverage and bubble tea base in Japan and abroad. It's typically a blend of two black teas, Darjeeling and Assam, with a higher milk to tea ratio than many other teas.

It's creamy, smooth, invigorating, and sweet (as you like). Easy to make at home, you'll only need a few things!

Each serving simply needs:
3/4 cup water
2 heaping teaspoons loose leaf black tea
1/2 cup milk
Sweetener of choice

Heat your water to boiling, add tea leaves, let simmer 2 minutes, add milk
Strain your tea mixture, and add sweetener!

It's delicious served either steamy or chilled... our favorite is with tapioca pearls.

Cheers!

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[codyshi]

From the looks of the video is 2 heaping tsp of loose-leaf tea exactly the same as 2 scoops of loose-tea leaf with a regular eating silver spoon?

[Wolf-xufj]

This is called chia, it’s done all over India, and that region, the recipe is half water and half milk