🇯🇵Japan Nittoh Royal Milk Tea 8 packs Mitsui Norin Nittoh Royal Milk Tea 8 sticks

❥.°ʚ Nittoh Kocha – Royal Milk Tea ɞ°. ❥.
Royal milk tea~~just hearing the name makes it sound super high-class 😆😆
That's right! It is indeed a very popular drink lately!

Milk tea and coffee are both things many SISS can't kick the habit of 🙈
Me too!!!! 🙋🏻‍♀️
Sometimes in the morning / at 3:30, I just want a cup of milk tea for no particular reason 🤟🏻
However, many milk tea shops out there use "creamer"
Creamer is actually not good for your health! And it's easy to gain weight 🙄
But quit milk tea??
Don't even think about it 😆😆😆😆
If you're going to drink it, drink the good stuff!
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Let me introduce a delicious milk tea that won't make you fat! 🤟🏻
👉Nittoh Royal Black Tea Milk Tea
Each bag contains 10 small packets, 14g per packet
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🔥It's a super-hit milk tea!
Currently one of the most popular milk tea brands in Japan!
It's often out of stock in Japan, and even when restocked, it's quickly sold out 🙈🙈
The price has even been scalped by代購 (personal shoppers) to $80-$90 🥴🥴🥴
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This milk tea, like other milk tea packaging,
Contains individual stick packets, a total of 10 sticks,
Another version has 10+2 sticks,
The long stick shape is super convenient to carry!
If you want to avoid getting fat but still want milk tea, this is a must-have for the office!
Once you open the package, you'll see the powder is super fine!
So fine that it can be dissolved directly in hot, cold, or room-temperature water
Unlike other brands, where the powder easily clumps due to excessive additives!
Drink it hot in winter, or cold in summer 🤟🏻🤟🏻
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Being a milk tea addict is a deep abyss!
But the biggest highlight of this one is that it won't make you fat!
Our regular customers' eyes light up when they see it 🙈🙈
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Nittoh Kocha has a history of over 80 years in Japan, I believe it's definitely not inferior to Lipton!!
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⭐⭐Key Points⭐⭐
The milk tea is 100% produced using Hokkaido milk & Japanese domestic black tea leaves
So the taste is absolutely amazing!
There's none of that artificial synthetic milk tea taste!
It's just like black tea with fresh milk added, with a fragrant and rich milk tea flavor!
Combining the aroma of black tea with the milk,
It has the silkiness of milk and the refreshing fragrance of black tea 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Even after typing this, I want another cup 🤤
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If you're a fan of strong flavors, you can add a little less water
With the first sip, it's incredibly rich!
Smooth and fragrant on the palate! It feels like the whole world is embraced by milk flavor!
If you add a little more water, the taste, as many tasters have described, is a delicate milky fragrance! The rich flavor is sweet but not cloying!
Milk tea addicts will want to repurchase this for ten thousand years!

Nittoh Kocha Instant Royal Milk Tea Powder is made with selected Japanese black tea leaves and Hokkaido milk, resulting in a rich, smooth-tasting drink that can be served as a hot beverage or iced tea. You can also add a taste of Royal Milk Tea to your favorite desserts by putting some powder into ice-cream, yogurt or baking mixes.

In Japan, Royal Milk Tea is a popular drink usually made with Assam or Darjeeling tea leaves, sold in cafes throughout the country, as well as in supermarkets and even vending machines. Although the name comes from the English word for tea, it is very different to tea that is commonly drank in the UK. Compared to a typical English breakfast tea with milk, Royal Milk Tea has a much higher milk ratio and sweeter taste.

Instructions
For hot tea: Put 14 grams (3 full teaspoons) of royal milk tea powder into a cup, add 120ml of hot water, stir well and the tea is ready to drink.

For iced tea: Put 14 grams (3 full teaspoons) of royal milk tea powder into a glass, add a small amount of boiling water and stir well to dissolve the powder completely. Then top up the glass with ice cubes and cold water before serving.

Ingredients: sweeteners (sugar, lactose), skimmed milk powder, dextrin, vegetable oil, whole milk powder, black tea, butter oil, milk protein, condensed skim milk, salt, pH adjuster, emulsifier, flavoring