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Thialand
Cha yen is Thailand’s take on iced milk tea, and it combines condensed milk and brewed Thai Tea Mix.
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China
The Chinese love their tea, and drink a wide range of flavours and colours. Pictured is yellow leaf pu-erh tea, which is packaged in bricks or balls, crumbled into the cup, and steeped in hot water.
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Egypt
Egypt is a large importer of tea, and it’s common to drink unsweetened black tea throughout the day. Hibiscus tea is often a specialty at Egyptian weddings.
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Kenya
Kenya likes to export its tea and have it too. The country produces simple black tea, but favours chai.
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Argentina
Yerba mate is a vitamin-packed green tea grown and drunk throughout South America, as well as in Portugal, Lebanon, and Syria. It has a signature smoky flavor and can be served hot or cold.
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South Africa
The Rooibos plant produces a bright red tea, and is found exclusively in South Africa. Typically served on its own without sugar or milk, the tea has a naturally mild and sweet flavour, and is a great before bed cuppa.
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Qatar
In Qatar, strong milky tea called karak chai is a nationwide favourite. Black tea leaves are boiled in water, mixed with milk and evaporated sugar, and boiled a second time.
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Mauritania
Mauritania’s version of the popular north African mint green tea has a specific serving ritual. Drinkers take three cups each, increasing the sweetness of every new cup, so you start bitter and end sweet.
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Malaysia
Malaysia has perfected the tea needed for all deserts and snacks. Teh tarik is frothed black tea, sugar, and milk served hot. The creamy treat is just right for after a meal or a mid-day treat.
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Kuwait
A typical afternoon tea in Kuwait infuses black tea leaves with cardamom and saffron for a spicy afternoon pick-me-up. Try this recipe to make your own.
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Who had taken Pathan ki chai?
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kia Chinese log chai bhii “chopsticks” se peete haiN? 
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ye chai hai ke thadal?
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Great close-up of tea pouring in action and bubbles. Very nice crockery and henna designs as well.
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Japan's, Morocco's, and Qatar's tea looks absolutely delicious. I used to drink a lot of green tea from Japan, it was like a piece of little heaven in a cup but then the store discontinued it and couldn't find it anywhere else.
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Great close-up of tea pouring in action and bubbles. Very nice crockery and henna designs as well.
yeh to mujeh ikdam ThanDii chai lagtii hai aur baaqii cheezeN [including Henaa] is great.
ThanDii chai peene se na peena bahtar...khaultii huii chai na ho to maiN nahiiN peetaa! :)
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Ok so this thread made me want tea so much, I actually went out and bought Matcha tea with boba 
It was delicious.
