How to Make Korean Chocolate Milk (Traditional & Healthy Version)

Korean Chocolate Milk, now a beloved beverage in Malaysia’s multicultural cafés, combines the rich flavors of premium koko (cocoa) with the creamy texture of susu (milk), resulting in a drink that’s as comforting as it is indulgent. While originally inspired by Korean café culture, Malaysians have made this beverage their own by infusing local ingredients such as pandan and using low-fat susu segar to create a healthier twist. The drink is smooth, slightly sweet, and often enjoyed as a refreshing pick-me-up during Malaysia’s hot afternoons. In Malaysia’s vibrant food scene, fusion drinks like Korean Chocolate Milk reflect the nation’s openness to global flavors while honoring local culinary traditions. It’s common to find this beverage in trendy kopitiams or as a homemade treat during family gatherings. The natural cocoa richness is perfectly balanced by just a touch of gula perang (brown sugar), while optional additions like pandan lend a subtle aroma reminiscent of classic Malaysian desserts. This recipe is designed for health-conscious Malaysians, offering a guilt-free way to enjoy a chocolatey treat that fits seamlessly into a balanced diet.

35 min jumlah2 hidanganMudah140 kcal / 100g

Bahan

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Step 1: In a small saucepan
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Step 1 · In a small saucepan

In a small saucepan, combine koko serbuk and gula perang. Add hot water gradually, whisking to form a smooth chocolate paste.

Step 2: Add pandan leaf and chopped dark chocolate (if using) into the sauc...
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4 min

Step 2 · Add pandan leaf and chopped dark chocolate (if using) into the sauc...

Add pandan leaf and chopped dark chocolate (if using) into the saucepan. Simmer on low heat for 3-4 minutes until fragrant.

Step 3: Pour in the low-fat susu segar and gently warm the mixture over low...
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Step 3 · Pour in the low-fat susu segar and gently warm the mixture over low...

Pour in the low-fat susu segar and gently warm the mixture over low heat, stirring constantly until just heated through.

Step 4: Remove the pandan leaf and add a pinch of sea salt
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Step 4 · Remove the pandan leaf and add a pinch of sea salt

Remove the pandan leaf and add a pinch of sea salt. Stir well to balance the sweetness and enhance the chocolate notes.

Step 5: Strain the chocolate milk into a jug to remove any pandan fibers or...
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Step 5 · Strain the chocolate milk into a jug to remove any pandan fibers or...

Strain the chocolate milk into a jug to remove any pandan fibers or cocoa lumps.

Step 6: Serve warm in glasses or pour over ice for a chilled version
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Step 6 · Serve warm in glasses or pour over ice for a chilled version

Serve warm in glasses or pour over ice for a chilled version. Garnish with a small pandan knot or a sprinkle of cocoa powder if desired.

Mengapa resipi ini sihat

By choosing low-fat or plant-based milk and controlling the amount of gula perang, this recipe becomes a healthier alternative to store-bought chocolate drinks, which often contain excessive sugar and additives. The inclusion of natural ingredients like pandan and premium koko serbuk ensures you get pure flavors without compromising on nutrition. It’s suitable for vegetarian diets and can be adapted for vegans, making it an inclusive, wholesome beverage for all.

Nota tentang tradisi

In Malaysia, fusion drinks like Korean Chocolate Milk have become increasingly popular in urban cafés, reflecting the nation’s penchant for adapting global trends with local flair. Adding pandan to beverages is a nod to traditional Malaysian desserts, infusing drinks with a uniquely local aroma. While not linked to any particular festival, this chocolate milk is a favorite as an afternoon treat or during family gatherings, offering a comforting, nostalgic flavor that bridges generations.

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