Ya Kun Kaya Toast

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Author: calina

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calina

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I was so glad that jurong point opened a ya kun. My friends and I decided to sit down and rest and order some nice tea. When we were looking at the menu, we realized that there were two kinds of tea – teh and teh-c. apparently the teh-c cost a little more than the teh. So we decided to do a little experiment to find out the difference. We ordered three cups of tea, 2 teh and 1 teh-c. ya kun is very interesting, they have their hot beverages in two sizes, as we were fairly thirsty, we ordered the larger size ones. It was really much large than those little tea cups they served the regular size ones in. I think it is more worth it to order the large one. When the drinks were served, the teh one tasted much more sweeter than the teh-c. the teh-c is less sweet and tasted much more creamier. Both teas really had the strong tea aroma. The tea was a little bitter too unlike those bubble tea ones. After asking the uncle what the difference was between the teh and the teh-c, we found out that the teh uses condensed milk while the teh-c uses evaporated milk. This explains the lightness of the teh-c as compared to the teh. Condensed milk is sweeter in nature, so if you prefer a sweeter drink, teh is the right one for you. For a milkier and less sweet taste, then opt for the teh-c, it is a much more healthier choice. And condensed milk is kind of fattening too. For those who dun like they tea tasting so bitter, a good option is to order the teh cos the condensed milk and help musk the bitterness from the cup I drank. Yakun teas are very traditional kind, like those you get at kopitiam. So here’s a little guide for those of you who dun know the different between teh and teh-c.