A popular local drink in Malaysia is teh tarik (translation: teh is tea and tarik is pulled). The name reflects how the tea is made. This can sometimes be quite a spectacle, with the hand pouring the hot tea extending high over the maker’s head, while the other hand holding a container to receive the tea is placed as low as possible. The continuous pouring of the tea over a distance looks like the tea is being pulled…
As a result, the tea is frothy at the top. It’s very sweet, but delicious.
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16 comments:
I'd like to give it a try. It looks great and I can even see reflections in the bubbles. :)
How interesting. I love reading about other's customs.
This drink looks and sounds delicious. Thank you for sharing.
Looks delicious and sounds like a fun show!
Mmmm...tea.... :)
Looks delicious too.
My Macro is HERE. I do hope you can find time to stop for a visit with me today!
love these...
the shallow depth of field....the subject matter.
really great!
I would love to see how they do it.
I've never heard of it. It looks good!
I sometimes pour water onto a teabag from a height - it brews quicker that way, if you make tea in a mug instead of a pot! Mine isn't sweet though. Ugh!
Tea I love that one. It looks like a coffee but excited to know it a tea! Great shot!
MacroMonday~The Bud
Very cool...and YUM looks fabulous!! Gorgeous!
Have a happy day!
Kiki~
It not only looks delicious, it sounds deelish! :)
Thank you for the explanation. The photos make me want a cup.
hee hee
Coffee hound «Louis» should try this with some KAW-FEE!
I've seen it done on TV shows and think it's amazing! I'd love to try a cup :D
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