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Do you like rose milk tea? It's easy to make it!
Cathy_Wang
28-12-2015
Material: 6 pieces dry roses, 1 red tea bag, some milk and some honey
1. Put red tea bag and dry roses into one glass of cup then soak with boiling water for 2 mins.
2. Take off the tea bag and pull the milk and honey into it and mix.
A pretty, warmly, rose milk tea is ready to drink. Will you try?
postit
28-12-2015
Originally Posted by Cathy_Wang:
“Material: 6 pieces dry roses, 1 red tea bag, some milk and some honey
1. Put red tea bag and dry roses into one glass of cup then soak with boiling water for 2 mins.
2. Take off the tea bag and pull the milk and honey into it and mix.
A pretty, warmly, rose milk tea is ready to drink. Will you try?”

I don't think so. I'd probably choke on the 'rose pieces'
pugamo
30-12-2015
Nah. The thought of milky rose tea makes me feel faintly queasy. Probably to do with memories of drinking tequila rose.
Bex_123
03-01-2016
Originally Posted by pugamo:
“Nah. The thought of milky rose tea makes me feel faintly queasy. Probably to do with memories of drinking tequila rose.”

Mmmm, tequila rose
Lilly_Honh
08-01-2016
Originally Posted by Cathy_Wang:
“Material: 6 pieces dry roses, 1 red tea bag, some milk and some honey
1. Put red tea bag and dry roses into one glass of cup then soak with boiling water for 2 mins.
2. Take off the tea bag and pull the milk and honey into it and mix.
A pretty, warmly, rose milk tea is ready to drink. Will you try?”

I like milk tea, but never try it with rose. I'll try, thanks.
Toby LaRhone
09-01-2016
I read some time back that, for a perfect cup of tea, you should always agitate the bag for a while.
So, whenever I fancy a cuppa I pat the wife on the bum and say "Make us a cuppa, fatty".







Moleskin
10-01-2016
Red tea do you mean redbush?

EDIT: I see you're inactive and can't answer.
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