Teh tarik was introduced to Malaya by Indian-Muslim migrants who prepared the drink by pouring it back and forth between two containers
Teh tarik (pulled tea) was introduced to Malaya by Indian-Muslim migrants who prepared the drink by pouring it back and forth between two containers (a method known as pulling) to ensure it was well mixed

There are many ways to savour a cup of tea. Serving it with milk is one of the most well-loved ones. In Singapore (and also Malaysia), our milk tea of choice is teh tarik . Concocted in post-World War II Malaya by Indian-Muslim migrants, the tea is sweetened with condensed and evaporated milk and then poured back and forth between two containers (a method known as pulling) to ensure the beverage is well mixed. The result is teh tarik (pulled tea), a frothy drink not unlike the foamy cappuccino.

Insidetakes a tea break to find out where you can get your teh tarik and which places serve up the best brews.

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Ah May Café

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Zaffron Kitchen
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