Thanks for clarifying the difference, I always get confused with the two. I think latte is more expensive for business because you have to use more type of milk vs in milk tea where you can use water as offset to fill the cup while still not using too much milk. I also noticed you can latte without the need of a tea, though I think one of the cons of latte is milk tea more popular to the common people compared to latte and some people cannot handle drinking dairy well, they might end up with an upset stomach due to being lactose intolerant.
I live in a very remote area in the mountings in Canada. We only get to town once every couple months so I am really out of touch on what’s trending in coffee shops. But just because I live in the bush…it doesn’t mean I do without. I am the local coffee shop…bush style coffee shop. Friends come over and I make fancy coffees. I have a espresso machine which is hitting thirty years old old and we are well stocked on syrups. However the tea lattes..this is something new to me I have made chai tea lattes but not reg tea lattes. I’m excited to try them. Thank you so much for introducing me to new barista drinks. Choa
Hello! Sounds like paradise to me. You can definitely 'wow' your friends with more 'fancy' coffee drinks using recipes from this channel :-). Have you tried Chai Milk Tea? as opposed to Chai Tea Latte. Well, stay tuned as I have a clip coming soon!
Hi, yes, but with these drinks, you finish the drink before they melt. ;-) Having said that, these drinks are concentrates so the taste will not drop that much unless you wait until all the ice is fully dissolved before drinking them.
comes with lots of trial and error. if you are gonna deliver these milk tea and lattes, I think you have to increase a bit the sweetness you will add in order to offset any possibilities of the ice slowly melting and diluting the flavor of your drink.
Thanks for clarifying the difference, I always get confused with the two. I think latte is more expensive for business because you have to use more type of milk vs in milk tea where you can use water as offset to fill the cup while still not using too much milk. I also noticed you can latte without the need of a tea, though I think one of the cons of latte is milk tea more popular to the common people compared to latte and some people cannot handle drinking dairy well, they might end up with an upset stomach due to being lactose intolerant.
Thank you so much.. I'm not a milktea/tea latte drinker but my family would love this.
Lucky family!
The more you learn the less you know....I learned something new today. Very informative channel!
I live in a very remote area in the mountings in Canada. We only get to town once every couple months so I am really out of touch on what’s trending in coffee shops. But just because I live in the bush…it doesn’t mean I do without. I am the local coffee shop…bush style coffee shop. Friends come over and I make fancy coffees. I have a espresso machine which is hitting thirty years old old and we are well stocked on syrups. However the tea lattes..this is something new to me I have made chai tea lattes but not reg tea lattes. I’m excited to try them. Thank you so much for introducing me to new barista drinks. Choa
Hello! Sounds like paradise to me. You can definitely 'wow' your friends with more 'fancy' coffee drinks using recipes from this channel :-). Have you tried Chai Milk Tea? as opposed to Chai Tea Latte. Well, stay tuned as I have a clip coming soon!
@@rizasri thanks Rita, I will keep watching. I have been having fun watching your channels
You’re both beautiful. Thanks for the tutorial. Im gonna make one latte now. The weather here calls for one tall drink. All the best❤️
Thank you. You are most kind. Enjoy!
i learn and love your you tube channel, because this is most beneficial for middle class people. thank you very much
Great content!
Nice show how about making hot TEA i love tea Please show us herbal tea thankyou guys
Love this video !!!!
Can I use fresh milk for the tea latte?
Yes you can!
I love it, but a lot of people has issues with milk being lactose intolerant, that is why non dairy creamer or soymilk are used as alrernative
I ❤️ both 🍮🥤
Wise choice! :-)
u need to invite her more ;p
For sure!
Where can I buy that machine to brew and how much I’m interested planing to open my coffee shop thanks
Hello, where are you based?
which black tea is best for milk tea
Anything strong and aromatic :-)
If you are still experimenting, try grocery bought tea like Lipton or Twinings as they have single tea packets good for small servings
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What about using black tea ?
Sure, you may use any tea of choice.
Doesnt the use of that much ice dilute the drink with time?
Hi, yes, but with these drinks, you finish the drink before they melt. ;-) Having said that, these drinks are concentrates so the taste will not drop that much unless you wait until all the ice is fully dissolved before drinking them.
comes with lots of trial and error. if you are gonna deliver these milk tea and lattes, I think you have to increase a bit the sweetness you will add in order to offset any possibilities of the ice slowly melting and diluting the flavor of your drink.
In malaysia,we call tea ais😂😂
Hello Malaysia! Tea Ais it is! Thanks for the info!
What kind of espresso machine do you use
I use Nuova Simonelli - Musica for the single group and Appia for the two-group :-)
hello sis, for the dose of condensed milk syrup, what is the percentage of milk and what is the percentage of evaporation? Thank you
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Hi, Riza... this for 22oz or 16oz ?
16
What is milk syrup?
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She literally says in the video it’s a combination of condensed milk and evaporated milk.
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