Raming Pink Thai Tea Mix, Rosechana - Dye-Free, 100% Natural Loose Leaf Assam & Beetroot Blend for Thai Iced Tea and Milk Boba Tea - Authentic Original Thailand, 227g (8 oz)EU Organic

Was looking all over for an option with no artificial coloring! It is fine in texture and came out of my metal strainer, I used a nut milk bag to strain it instead. If you look up tutorials on how to make Thai tea and apply it to this it’ll taste like the real thing. I also add vanilla extract to mine because I like a very strong vanilla flavor. Comes out a very cute light pink color when you add the sweetened condensed milk

I love this tea a lot, it is one of my favorites to make milk tea with and comes with a good amount of tea leaves for the money. I consider it to be great quality and worth it.

I see some comments about the loose leaf tea seeming a bit powdery BUT this is how traditional thai tea is supposed to be! Thai tea is supposed to be brewed like espresso or more traditionally cooked down in a pot and using cloth to strain. If the flavor is not coming out of the tea, its likely because you are brewing it like normal tea :)I chose to make this with a Moka Pot (I don't have an espresso machine) and it came out a beautiful dark red color. I added 1 tbs of honey, some sweetened condensed milk, and some normal milk and it turned a pretty baby pink. Tastes good! Over time the flavor does seem to change a bit, I'd say after like 10 minutes, however to me this flavor is floral and similar to strawberry. Not beet-like in any way.

If you want the color like my photo, please make sure to use correct way to brew it and add ice. For example, I use moka pot.The color was amazing if you're use moka pot to brew it.However if you pour it to milk directly, it's gonna blend and turn to pink (still beautiful)Ice cubes are necessary to keep the color layers

Soo the dye is basically beet root, and the more you drink it you start tasting it? Which, i get but im not sure if that is the point i am not trying to offend anyone. The thing that disappointed me the most is that the "tea leaves" were like overly ground and almost poder like so any regular strainer didn't filter out everything. It is a bit annoying to drink poderes leaves when you expect more leafy thai tea. Flavor is ok but you need to brew a lot if you want strong flavor and color.

The media could not be loaded. Unfortunately, I won't have a chance to taste the product since it came compromised, with the contents all over the inside of the delivery package... The box all items were delivered in was properly sealed, so the item could only have been damaged prior to packaging. And I checked all other items in the box. They were similarly bagged items or in tubs with no sharp edges to cause the damage.I'm pretty bummed cuz I was really excited to try this tea!What good things I can say about it is the package other than its damage looks exactly as shown on the website. And the tea bits look promising... The size matches the description provided. Based on the size I would say it most definitely is a reasonable value, except is that I probably don't have as much in the bag now since it's spilled out in the shipping process lolReally wish I could give more of a positive review, but since I can't experience the tea at all, I guess it is what it is.

The flavor is fantastic and the price is alright. I love mixing these with my creamer.

Happy to have finally found Thai tea that doesn't have harmful dyes or make my mouth look gross. It tastes like regular Thai tea, but with a hint of beet, because that is the best way to get the natural pink color. The price is a bit high, but everything is these days. I can make 3 full coffee pots of Thai tea from this package (in a 12-cup drip coffee maker). Mix with sugar to dissolve when it's still hot, let it cool down and pour into various cups with lids to chill for later. When you're ready to drink some, stir in a little milk or half & half.