Easy Chrysanthemum Soy Milk Tea Recipe for a Light, Floral Drink

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Chrysanthemum Soy Milk Tea

Chrysanthemum Soy Milk Tea

Chrysanthemum Soy Milk Tea in glass with flowers

This is your indication to try Chrysanthemum Soy Milk Tea if you haven’t already. You make it by soaking dried chrysanthemum flowers in tea and then adding cold soy milk. That’s all. It’s simple, flowery, and very peaceful. It’s great for warm days or when you want something light but still feels exceptional. It tastes like herbal milk tea with a clean, somewhat sweet finish.

I used to drink heated chrysanthemum tea, but now I make it into iced milk tea with soy milk? A game changer. It’s warm and comforting, but it doesn’t have any caffeine.

  • Free of caffeine by nature
  • Only three things
  • Not too strong, but a little floral
  • 10 minutes to be ready
  • Tastes great hot or cold

Recipe Overview

Makes two servings
Done in: 10 minutes

Ingredients for Chrysanthemum Soy Milk Tea

Ingredients

  • 1 tablespoon of dried chrysanthemum blossoms
  • 1 1/2 cups of water
  • 1 cup of soy milk, either unsweetened or lightly sweetened
  • 1 to 2 teaspoons of honey or syrup (optional)
  • Ice cubes that are clear

Instructions

  1. Put the dried chrysanthemum flowers in boiling water and let them sit for 5 to 6 minutes.

Brewing chrysanthemum tea

  1. Take the flowers out and let the tea cool down a bit.
  2. If you want to, mix the strained tea with soy milk and sugar.
  3. Put clear ice in a glass and pour the milk tea mix on top.

Snack Pairings

  • Cookies with almonds
  • Mochi with coconut milk
  • Sponge cake that is soft
  • Thin sesame crackers
  • Sticky rice with mango or fresh fruit

FAQs

Does this tea have caffeine in it?

Nope! Chrysanthemum doesn’t naturally have caffeine, so it’s great for sipping at night.

Can I use milk that isn’t special?

Yes, but soy milk goes best with the floral taste. Almond milk is also quite good.

What does the taste of chrysanthemum like?

It’s flowery, a little sweet, and very calming—not harsh or perfumey.

Is it okay to drink it warm?

Yes! It’s great served hot, too—just leave out the ice.

Where can I get dried chrysanthemum?

Look in Asian grocery stores or order online. Just make sure it’s safe to eat.

A peaceful cup of chrysanthemum soy milk tea

Chrysanthemum Soy Milk Tea is the most basic and calming drink. It’s light, floral, and easy to create, so it’s great for when you want to relax or take a vacation from strong cocktails. Try it out and tell me what you think!



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