Coffee milk tea

Why pick between coffee and tea when you may have both at the same time? This Hong Kong Style Yuanyang Coffee Milk Tea combines the two popular beverages into a delicious drink with a caffeine kick. It's great hot or cold! The term "Yuanyang" (also known as yuenyeung in Cantonese) means "Mandarin duck," and if you look at a photo of the male and female, you'll see they're pretty different. #coffee #drinks #milk #milktae

Coffee milk tea is the delicious marriage of two favorite beverages! It's a perfect pick-me-up when you can't decide between tea or coffee!

This coffee milk tea has espresso and milk tea, and it's sweetened with brown sugar! Perfect for when you want to switch up your latte routine.

Tea and milk together is milk tea and with the addition of boba, it's boba milk tea. Here are 17 milk tea drink recipes to make at home.

This iced milk tea is sure to hit the spot on a hot day! It's creamy, subtly sweet, and incredibly easy to make with just two ingredients!

In Hong Kong-style diners, coffee and milk tea combine to make yuenyeung, a sweet and aromatic hybridized caffeine jolt.

Easy Chocolate Milk Tea is made with black tea, hot cocoa mix, half and half, and boba bubbles (optional). Learn how to this hot or cold too!

A simple homemade recipe for HK Milk Tea Bubble Tea -- strong black tea, creamy condensed milk, and hand-rolled tapioca pearls.

Floral and perfumed rose milk tea made from scratch at home. This bubble tea is sweet, delicate, and fragrant, made with homemade rose syrup. Easy to make and perfect for hot summer days.

Those who love both coffee and tea will rejoice with this coffee-milk tea recipe. A beverage allegedly hailing from Hong Kong, it contains both black tea and strongly brewed coffee that is mixed with milk and sugar to add creaminess and balance out the flavors. It can be served hot or iced, making it a perfect choice for any season.