DeDe Instant Thai Tea with Cream/Sugar

Tea type
Chai Tea
Ingredients
Cream Flavoring, Sugar
Flavors
Creamy, Powdered Sugar, Vanilla, Cream, Sweet, Thick, Butter, Sugar
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Average preparation
190 °F / 87 °C 0 min, 45 sec 35 g 17 oz / 500 ml

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  • “A review of Instant Thai Tea (with cream and sugar) by NR Instant Produce Co, LTD Company: NR Instant Produce Co, LTD Tea Name: Instant Thai Tea (with cream and sugar) Tea Type/Varietal: powdered...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Mix this packet with a cup of freshly-brewed light black tea. I did with Twinings Prince of Wales, and now it tastes like a pretty standard restaurant Thai Tea. You’re welcome! In a phrase:...” Read full tasting note
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  • “This is one of those things I’d never consider buying especially since I live in an area with, no joke, 18-20 Thai restaurants in a 5 block radius. This is Thai food and tea heaven. But here I...” Read full tasting note
    83
  • “Happy (American) Thanksgiving! Today the prompt is to drink a tea with flavor notes of a favorite Thanksgiving dish! Sooooooooo… I know what you’re thinking. Instant Thai tea packets?! I live...” Read full tasting note
    85

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Made by premium Por Kwan company in Thailand, and now packed in DeDe brand. This is a quick substitute if you do not have time to make original Thai Ice Tea.

The delicious formula can be enjoyed hot or iced. Put one pack into a cup and add 10 oz hot water, stir and enjoy hot or pour over ice. The final product is a nice amber/orangish color just like the original. A mix of Thai tea powder, sugar, and non-dairy creamer.

Ingredients: sugar, non dairy creamer (glucose syrup, palm kernal oil, sodium caseinate (from milk)), instant Thai tea powder 2.5%, artificial color: FD&C yellow#6. [CONTAINS MILK]

Directions: Put 1 packet of instant Thai Tea with cream/sugar in cup, add 200 ml of hot water, and mix thoroughly. Drink it hot or cold.

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A review of Instant Thai Tea (with cream and sugar) by NR Instant Produce Co, LTD

Company: NR Instant Produce Co, LTD
Tea Name: Instant Thai Tea (with cream and sugar)
Tea Type/Varietal: powdered Thai tea
Region: Thailand
Steeping Vessel/Amt Leaf: cup/ 1 tea bag of Thai tea
Liquor Color: Orange cream

Steeping:

1st Steeping:
Water Temp: 200 Fahrenheit
Time: 1 minute

I had refrained from having this for weeks now it seems. When I first received it, I was fixing it as my daily drink for breakfast or as my mid-day drink, and then I stopped having it and went back to having green teas or such. This morning, however, I reached for one of the Thai Tea pouch and tore open the bag, emptying the contents in my cup and adding the boiled water to my cup while stirring it briskly at first then a bit sturdier and faster until the content dissolved. Teas’ aroma is that of cream sickles or orange cream and when sipping of the tea, it is smooth and sweet.

This tea is really a wonderful breakfast or anytime of day fixture to help get you through the day.

Overall tasting notes: The tea is wonderfully rich and smooth; like a fruity shake without all of the fuss since all that is needed is the tea packet’s content and some freshly boiled (or cold) water depending on preference. I enjoy this tea very hot since the smell of the creamy and milky froth adds delight to my morning.

Classification: Year, and region of production; Product of Thailand

Cup’s characteristic: rich and creamy cup of Thai Tea favoring that of orange flavored ice-cream but warm.

Liquor color: orange cream

Taste: rich and smooth with an overall creamy texture

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 1 min, 0 sec

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Mix this packet with a cup of freshly-brewed light black tea.

I did with Twinings Prince of Wales, and now it tastes like a pretty standard restaurant Thai Tea. You’re welcome!

In a phrase: sickeningly sweet, sickeningly orange, sickening just how much I love this guilty pleasure… Don’t tell mom.

Flavors: Creamy, Powdered Sugar, Vanilla

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This is one of those things I’d never consider buying especially since I live in an area with, no joke, 18-20 Thai restaurants in a 5 block radius. This is Thai food and tea heaven. But here I sit in my cold apartment, plugging away at all the work due before finals start, and I can’t be assed to leave to get food or drink until I have to leave for class later this evening. This is one of those times when ‘instant’ anything is appreciated, so I pull out this gift from Mastress Alita. Thank you :)

Upon opening the bag and pouring the contents into the mug, I’m hit with a cloud of cotton candy and vanilla-scented powdery whisps floating through the air. I waft the airborne particles closer and a sudden feeling of comfort arises within me. I pour 200mL of boiling water into the mug and stir, seconds later beholding a magic potion of that unmistakable creamy Thai tea color. It smells so good, like being at the fair — cotton candy, powdered sugar, marshmallows, vanilla cream — and it tastes just the same with only a hint of Thai tea base. So smooth and creamy, sweet and comforting and consumed very quickly. I now have the resolve to continue with my studies.

I love when things like this surprise me.

Preparation
Boiling 35 g 7 OZ / 200 ML
Mastress Alita

I like these in winter because I think they taste like a “vanilla” version of hot chocolate more than Thai tea, hahaha. All that vanilla, creamed milk, and sugar, and ya, the tea flavor is pretty lost. It’s a guilty pleasure sort of thing.

derk

Definitely a guilty pleasure. Where did you buy this anyway? I want to get some shipped to my new place, which won’t be amid a Thai wonderland.

Mastress Alita

I bought mine from this online shop… which, oddly enough, is only two hours away from where I live, hahaha. (They are out of Boise, I’m noticing!)

https://importfood.com/products/thai-spices/item/instant-thai-tea-mix

Ya, I don’t have any “foreign food” shops in my little Idaho town. There is a Thai restaurant here (my Thanksgiving dinner every year is me getting take-out there the Wednesday following and eating the leftovers for the following four days!) but I don’t go there often. I usually get Thai when I’m on vacation, and then I always get my Thai tea iced. I prefer this little insta-packets warm, though!

derk

Excellent, thank you.

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Happy (American) Thanksgiving! Today the prompt is to drink a tea with flavor notes of a favorite Thanksgiving dish!

Sooooooooo… I know what you’re thinking. Instant Thai tea packets?! I live alone, without any friends or family for states. I have a sister that lives in-state, and is only a 2 hour drive away, but she has worked management in retail for over a decade now, which means she can’t be seen, period, during the holidays. So this cultural idea of a big meal at a family get-together just doesn’t exist for me.

Being in this situation, I have to create my own traditions, and my Thanksgiving tradition is to buy GOBS of Thai food the day before when restaurants are still open, and just work my way through all the leftovers on Thanksgiving. Ergo, Thai tea is the perfect fit for my “favorite Thanksgiving dish”!

These have long been a guilty pleasure of mine. I shouldn’t enjoy instant tea as much as I enjoy these things. A combination of instant powdered black tea, sugar, and cream, this brews that classic, guady, 70s orange of Thai tea, and tastes really thick and creamy… like hot chocolate, only vanilla-flavored instead of chocolate. So indulgent!

Flavors: Cream, Creamy, Sweet, Thick, Vanilla

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C
Evol Ving Ness

Happy day of thanks to you!

derk

Enjoy the Thai food!

gmathis

I love non-traditional traditions! For years, until our constitutions became middle aged (not to mention the rest of our bodies), we did an annual Thanksgiving Eve chili dogs and Frito pies run to a local place, Stogey’s Coney Island!

Martin Bednář

You have found a solution for yourself. And it suits you well and that matters!

Crowkettle

Thai food splurge sounds glorious. The instant powdered black is a guilty pleasure of mine as well :)

Happy Thanksgiving!

Evol Ving Ness

Oh I miss American chili dogs, specifically from Pink’s in LA. Frito pie sounds good too. And Thai food, of course. <3

Mastress Alita

Mmm, chili dogs with fritos is good eatin’, too!

ashmanra

Your Thai tea sounds decadently good! I will have to keep an eye out for something like that.

I am glad you have a tradition that makes you happy! That food sounds wonderful. Happy Thanksgiving!

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My coworker gave me a pouch of this to try! I love Thai tea. I know it’s terrible for you and full of orange food coloring. But I order it pretty much any time the opportunity arises.

First of all, this smells wonderful! I emptied the light orange powder into a mug and the whole kitchen filled up with a creamy, vanilla frosting scent. Once dissolved, the finished cup is bright orange. It’s very, very heavy on the vanilla flavor. It’s not exactly like what you’d get in a restaurant, but it makes a tasty dessert. It tastes like vanilla pudding that has marshmallows melted into it. Is there any tea in this at all?

Also, this is crazy-sweet. It’s basically like a liquid cupcake. I have no idea how this passes as Thai tea, but it’s yummy?

Flavors: Butter, Cream, Creamy, Sugar, Sweet, Vanilla

ScottTeaMan

Much like my experience with my Instant Thai Tea! I was asking myself: Where’s the tea?!

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