How to Make Milk Tea with Fresh Milk (Traditional & Healthy Version)

Milk Tea with Fresh Milk, locally known as 'Teh Susu Segar', is a beloved beverage in Malaysia, enjoyed across all walks of life. This classic drink beautifully showcases Malaysia’s multicultural culinary heritage, blending robust black tea—often infused with local aromatics like pandan leaves—with the creamy richness of farm-fresh milk. The result is a soothing and aromatic beverage that’s both refreshing and satisfying, perfect for Malaysia’s tropical climate. Traditionally served at kopitiams (local coffee shops) and mamak stalls, Milk Tea with Fresh Milk is a staple during breakfast and lunch, often enjoyed alongside popular kuih-muih (local snacks) or roti bakar. Its popularity stems from its smooth balance of flavors: the slight bitterness of tea mellowed by the natural sweetness and creaminess of susu segar (fresh milk). By using less sugar and opting for fresh ingredients, this healthier version ensures you enjoy the authentic Malaysian experience with a mindful approach to calorie intake. Whether sipped hot or poured over ice, this drink is a testament to Malaysia’s rich food culture and the joy of simple, quality ingredients.

35 min jumlah2 hidanganMudah120 kcal / 100g

Bahan

Arahan langkah demi langkah

Step 1: Boil water with the pandan leaf and cinnamon stick in a small pot o...
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Step 1 · Boil water with the pandan leaf and cinnamon stick in a small pot o...

Boil water with the pandan leaf and cinnamon stick in a small pot over medium heat.

Step 2: Add black tea leaves to the boiling water
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Step 2 · Add black tea leaves to the boiling water

Add black tea leaves to the boiling water. Reduce heat and let it simmer to extract full flavor.

Step 3: Remove from heat and steep for an additional 5 minutes
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5 min

Step 3 · Remove from heat and steep for an additional 5 minutes

Remove from heat and steep for an additional 5 minutes, allowing the flavors to deepen.

Step 4: Strain the tea into a jug to remove tea leaves
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Step 4 · Strain the tea into a jug to remove tea leaves

Strain the tea into a jug to remove tea leaves, pandan, and cinnamon.

Step 5: Add stevia or a minimal amount of gula perang to the hot tea
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Step 5 · Add stevia or a minimal amount of gula perang to the hot tea

Add stevia or a minimal amount of gula perang to the hot tea. Stir well until dissolved.

Step 6: Pour fresh milk into the tea and stir until well combined
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Step 6 · Pour fresh milk into the tea and stir until well combined

Pour fresh milk into the tea and stir until well combined. For extra richness, add a splash of evaporated milk (optional).

Step 7: Serve hot
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Step 7 · Serve hot

Serve hot, or pour over a glass filled with ice cubes for Teh Ais Susu Segar (Iced Milk Tea).

Mengapa resipi ini sihat

This healthier Malaysian Milk Tea recipe minimizes added sugar and uses low-fat or skim milk, making it suitable for those tracking calories or aiming for weight management. The use of local aromatics like pandan and cinnamon enhances flavor naturally, reducing the need for artificial additives. It’s a satisfying beverage that fits well into a balanced diet while delivering authentic Malaysian taste.

Nota tentang tradisi

Milk Tea with Fresh Milk is a fixture in Malaysian daily life, especially in urban kopitiams and roadside stalls. Enjoyed by all communities, it reflects Malaysia’s rich multicultural mosaic and love for aromatic, comforting beverages. It's often served during breakfast or afternoon tea times, accompanying traditional kuih or roti canai. The use of pandan, a local favorite, gives the drink a uniquely Malaysian character, making it cherished across generations.

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