Tea

Milk Tea is just a combination of black tea and milk which can be served hot, cold, iced, blended, with add-ons and more! It is the most used drink base in the bubble tea industry. A popular creation from Taiwan that compliments the beloved topping tapioca pearls, also known as boba.

Traditional milk tea is made by steeping tea leaves in hot water for at least 6 minutes then mixing creamer and a simple syrup into the brewed tea. Another way is to cold brew the leaves overnight then add the cream and sweetener. With the powder version from Tea Zone’s MilkTeaBLAST line, you can make an easy and sweet milk tea beverage in minutes!

Tea Zone brings the authentic traditional milk tea flavors of the Taiwanese recipe to the US. Get the same great taste as your favorite bubble tea shop! 

The Tea Zone MilkTeaBLAST is made with non-dairy creamer so it is safe for those that are lactose intolerant. 

Simply mix 3-4 Scoopes of powder with hot water or warm milk.

For a creamier texture add a scoop of Tea Zone Non-dairy Creamer. 

To create a cold beverage, stir powder in cold water or milk and pour over ice. 

How to make a blended milk tea drink?

Enjoy an ice blended beverage with this recipe:

4 Scoops of Tea Zone MilkTeaBLAST

2 Scoops of Tea Zone Non-Diary Creamer

1 oz of sugar or simple syrup

16 oz ice

1. Add ice first to a blender then the rest of the ingredients
2. Blend well
3. Pour in a glass and serve!

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How many ounces does the bag contain?

21.1 oz

What type of tea is used?

Black Tea

How many servings per bag?

Approx. 6 servings, depends on usage.

Is it vegan?

No

Is it dairy-free?

Yes

Usage Instructions: Always use a dry, clean powder scoop to maintain optimum freshness.

Sugar, Corn Syrup, Coconut Oil, Sodium Caseinate, Potassium Phosphate Dibasic, Potassium Tripolyphosphate, Approved Emulsifiers, Sodium Silicoaluminate, Flavor, Instant Black Tea Powder

Note: Images are for illustrative purposes. Actual packaging design may vary by batch, but the product remains the same.