Let's make some Thai tea! ☕✨
Hello everyone. ❤️
How's everyone doing? I hope you're having a great day! 😊 Today, I'm back with one of my favorite drink recipes, Thai Tea! I believe everyone has their own way of making it, but today, I'd like to share a quick and easy recipe, perfect for those short on time. It features Thai tea syrup sweetened with stevia.
Stevia is a natural sweetener that serves as an excellent alternative to sugar. From what I've researched online, it’s a fascinating product with antioxidant properties. It’s particularly suitable for people who need to manage their blood sugar levels, such as those with diabetes. Moreover, those who are cutting down on sugar or watching their weight often use stevia as a sugar substitute in a variety of recipes. 🌱✨
🍹 Ingredients 🍹
To make the "Thai Tea" recipe, you'll need only 3 simple ingredients:
- Thai tea syrup (with stevia sweetener) - 2 tablespoons
- Fresh milk - 200 ml
- Ice - as much as you like
That's all you need to enjoy a delicious glass of Thai tea! ☕✨
Cooking Steps
Step 1: Start by pouring Thai tea syrup into a glass, about 2 tablespoons (If you prefer a sweeter taste, feel free to add more syrup to your liking). ✨
Step 2: Slowly pour fresh milk into the glass, allowing the ingredients to blend perfectly. ✨
Step 3: Stir the fresh milk and Thai tea syrup together until the mixture is smooth and well combined. ✨
Step 4: Add ice to the glass to enhance the freshness and coolness of the drink. All done! ✨
My "Thai Tea" is ready! It was quick and easy to make, and most importantly, it allows me to control the sweetness of the sugar. Lately, I’ve been focusing on managing my weight and avoiding too much sugar, so Stevia syrup is a great option for me. Although there is a slight bitterness from the Stevia syrup, it’s not a problem for me because I actually enjoy it. This is my drink for the morning before heading out to work! 🌱✨
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