Butter tea

Butter Tea is a popular drink in Bhutan made from mixing black tea with cream and butter and is perfect for keeping warm on a cold day.

Faintly sweet and bitter, this spiced butter tea combines the rich warmth of cardamom, ginger, fennel, black pepper, anise and other spices with ghee, milk, jaggery for a warming, creamy morning tea.

Bun Maska is a beloved Indian tea-time snack that beautifully combines the soft, buttery richness of a bun with the sweet and creamy delight of butter. This charming and indulgent treat has a nostalgic appeal and is often enjoyed with a cup of hot tea or coffee. Bun Maska is popular in cafes, bakeries, and households across India, where it is cherished as a simple yet satisfying snack.

Want to try butter tea, but can't trek out all the way into the furthest corners of the Himalayas? Check out this authentic Tibetan recipe to make your own at home!

Now that the weather has turned and the days are chilly I long for a cup of hot tea in the morning. Coffee usually gives me the jitters and ...

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Karak Chai is a strong, milky tea that's wildly popular in Dubai, where my husband grew up. He gives this extensively-tested recipe a 10/10!

Cardamom Tea is a spiced, flavorful drink made by adding cardamom and ginger while making tea. With just 4 basic ingredients you can make cardamom tea in just few minutes. Follow the step by step method and video to make perfect Cardamom tea.

This ginger tea recipe is not only easy, it’s healthy, and so delicious.

Bun Maska is a popular bread served at Iranian cafes in Mumbai. The bun is a soft bread while maska is homemade makhani or butter. It is served with desi/Indian Milk tea.