From Masala To Matcha, 8 Types Of Milk Teas You Must Try

1. Masala Chai

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2. Matcha Latte

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3. Bubble Tea

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4. Thai Iced Tea

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5. Hong Kong-style Milk Tea

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6. London Fog

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7. Hokkaido Milk Tea

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8. British Milk Tea

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