Flavored with sweet instant Thai tea mix, these crinkle cookies are as simple as they are delicious.

If you love grabbing a Thai Tea when you get your takeout, you will love the flavor baked into these buttery Thai Tea shortbread cookies.

This recipe was featured in my Blondie & Brownie swap event, which you can read about HERE. Thai Tea Brownies Recipe adapted by Nestle Thai Tea Brownies Recipe Instructions Preheat oven to 350º F.Lightly coat 13 x 9-inch baking pan with nonstick cooking spray.Prepare brownie mix according to package directions for fudgy brownies. Spread into

Thai Tea Blondies with Sweetened Condensed Milk Frosting is the perfect dessert for Thai Tea lovers. So I had this idea. I wrote a recipe, baked and re-worked it a few times, and this is

This creamy, floral Thai Tea Crème Brûlée combines the rich texture of classic crème brûlée with the traditional flavors of Thai iced tea.

2,161 likes, 78 comments - pistachiopicks on July 29, 2024: "Hojicha mochi brownies >>> matcha ✨ It’s so fun adapting my mochi brownie recipe to different flavours and this time, we have the fragrant, earthy hojicha. I might as well try Thai tea next time 👀 R E C I P E 2 cups glutinous rice flour 2 eggs 2 tbsp hojicha powder 1 can coconut milk or 400ml cream 1 tsp baking powder 1/2 cup sugar 1/4 cup melted butter Bake at 350 for 25 mins #hojichamochibrownies #hojicha #mochi #easyrecipes".

While you may have tried milk tea before, the Thai Milk Tea Blondie is a unique snack. Made with white chocolate and topped with nuts, this dessert is a balanced delight! Recipe by Asian Inspirations.

I purchased a giant bag of Thai tea and I was thinking of different ways of using it and decided on making of course macarons. To be honest these macarons gave me a bit of trouble today. If you read my macaron posts I had been using the Italian method of making my meringue but for some reason when I added in the tea my batter was so runny that when I piped the macarons on my new silpat they just ran and merged together. I know I didn't overmix my batter, but I don't know if the tea was doing…

Would you believe me if I told you that I had two big bags of Thai iced tea mix in my cupboard, and never made iced tea? I originally bought it to make popsicles (yum, you should try it!…