Sala Syrup (710ml) by Hales Blue Boy

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Use another type of berry syrup and berries. Make it with blueberry, raspberry or other berry syrup and stir in fresh blueberries or raspberries instead of strawberries. Flax Seeds: Adds healthy fats, protein and fiber. I used brown flax seeds but golden flax seeds can be used too. You could also use ground flax seeds (flaxseed meal) if desired. Alternatively, use more chia seeds instead. If all you have is condensed milk and or evaporated milk you can still make a tasty drink. All you need to do is increase the amounts of condensed milk and evaporated milk. The same applies if you don't finish it within one setting or you just want to always have Thai pink milk ready to drink at home. Pink Milk For Special Occasions

If time is tight when you're having a party or a date night in, you can make this drink in advance and store it in a clean (preferably glass) bottle or jug in the refrigerator where it will keep for 2-3 days. In a small cup or measuring jug, mix together the sweetened condensed milk with the evaporated milk and set aside. Nom Yen (นมเย็น) or Thai pink milk is a refreshing drink commonly sold, along with Thai iced tea, on the streets of Thailand. In Thai, "nom" means milk, while "yen," in this case, means iced. Literally, nom yen means iced milk but when we're talking about the name of a drink, it specifically means this Thai pink milk. Sala Syrup (710ml) is a sweet syrup made with soda that can be mixed with a variety of other sweet drinks like Thai Pink Milk and Strawberry Yogurt. It is best to keep it in a cool dry place while it is still fresh. To keep the opening refrigerated, use the container. Making Your Own Simple SyrupWith its strong hit of sugar, Krating Daeng can give you a rush that’s almost like a sugar high. But don’t worry, the effect is short-lived and wears off after a few hours. Just like the logo suggests, Krating Daeng literally translates to “red bull.” Alcoholic Thai Drinks Yes! Any plant-based or regular whole or skim milk of your choice can be used. I can vouch that the coconut milk version is delicious and delivers a rich texture and creamy coconutty flavor! Unsweetened coconut, cashew, oat, almond, walnut, macadamia, pistachio milk etc. will all work for this strawberry protein overnight oats. Variations

What is sala syrup? Sala syrup is a red liquid with a bright red hue that is derived from the salacca palm fruit of South East Asia. Sala syrup is made from artificial ingredients and tastes very sweet, just like strawberry, but with a stronger floral aroma. It is as sweet as sugar, but there is no doubt about it. Do You Refrigerate Sala Syrup?Step 2. Add milk. I used oat milk for my recipe. Feel free to use any milk choice. Coconut milk is not recommended as it will change the flavor profile completely and will no longer be a Nom Yen drink. Hale's Boy Sala Syrup. The star of the show. Finding a substitute is hard, so grab a bottle instead of looking for a different substitute. With my daughter's birthday just around the corner, it's time to celebrate big and make her special day even more magical. We decided to make pink milk Thai nom yen (นมเย็น), one of her favorite Thai drinks, a delightful creamy sweet treat that matches her favorite color and her love for delicious drinks. Kids' favorites! It makes a perfect drink to sell instead of lemonade stands! You'll surely get a lot of attention, followed by many questions! Perfect for a party drink for those pink-loving people in your life! It's an excellent drink for baby showers, birthday parties, Valentine's Day, and Mother's Day parties.

Step 3. Now comes the magical part. Stir the two liquids together, use a stainless steel spoon, and watch the red syrupy liquid turn into a beautiful pink! Get ready to take your taste buds on a wild ride with this fiery Thai spirit. It’s like a tiger in a bottle, with a bite as sharp as its stripes. Lao Khao first appeared on the scene in the 1950s, around the same time as Mekhong. It has been making waves ever since. If you’re ever in the rural inland areas of Thailand and can’t find Lao Khao, just ask for Sura Khao, it’s the same thing! Making Thai Pink Milk at home is a breeze! Follow these simple steps to create a frosty glass of Nom Yen for your special celebration. This recipe makes 4 drinks. The word Yen in Thai means cold, and it's often used to identify food or drinks, as in how we would describe our preferred drinks like Iced or hot tea or soups. Thailand is hot and humid all year round, so there are a lot of "Yen" food and drinks like Cha Yen (Cold tea), Nom Yen (milk) Nam Yen (water).Whether you're celebrating a birthday, hosting a gathering, or simply indulging in a refreshing beverage on a warm day, Nom Yen is the perfect drink that combines the best of both worlds - the flavorful Thai streets and the joy of a frosty glass of pink milk.