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Milk tea

British pronunciation/mɪlk tiː/
American pronunciation/mɪlk tiː/
Milk tea
[NOUN]
1

a type of tea-based beverage that typically includes black tea, milk, and sweeteners

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What is "milk tea"?

Milk tea is a type of tea beverage that is made by adding milk to a brewed tea base. The tea can be any variety of black tea, green tea, or herbal tea, and the milk can be dairy or non-dairy, such as soy or almond milk. Milk tea is often sweetened with sugar or honey and is served hot or cold, depending on personal preference. It has a creamy and smooth texture, with a balanced and nuanced flavor profile. Milk tea is a popular beverage in many cultures around the world, particularly in Asia, where it is often consumed as a morning or afternoon pick-me-up. It is a versatile and customizable drink that can be adapted to suit individual tastes and preferences, and can be found in many cafes and tea shops around the world.

2

*** a Taiwanese cold drink made with tea and sweetened milk or other flavourings, and usually with tapioca balls or ‘pearls’

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Examples
1- Calling this bacon boba, pork milk tea.
2Exactly, yeah-- drinking my Hong Kong milk tea here, guys.
3My family's from Hong Kong, and we drank Hong Kong milk tea all the time.
4People want to know more about the Hong Kong milk tea you're drinking.
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