Teh Glossary

This is the 4th post of today. Just post since I would like to share with you people part of this article I saw on the Sunday Times while reading it online. Don't know if you have seen it, but if you haven't, it'll be enriching! Especially because you are a Singaporean, proud of it or not. This article was regarding to teh tarik in Malaysia being a health hazard, causing diseases like stroke and the like. And the article ended up talking about teh tarik in Singapore, and introducing you the places where you can get teh tarik, some with roti prata around the clock too.

I reckon this teh glossary is also a small part of how you want to survive in Singapore, isn't it?

TEH GLOSSARY

Teh tarik
Tea added with evaporated and condensed milk, then 'pulled' to create a layer of froth. Other versions are kopi tarik and Milo tarik.

Teh halia
Tea is mixed with ginger juice, added with condensed milk and pulled.

Teh-si
Tea added with evaporated milk and sugar.

Teh-oh
Plain tea with no milk or sugar. A variation is kopi-oh.

Teh-cino
Pulled milk with a layer of tea on top, sprinkled with cocoa powder. Other versions are kopi-cino and Milo-cino.

Milo dinosaur
Milo drink topped with a heap of Milo powder. Other versions are kopi dinosaur, Horlicks dinosaur and Nescafe dinosaur.

Milo godzilla
Milo drink topped with vanilla ice cream and whipped cream.

Milo eruption
Milk topped with a heap of Milo powder.

Neslo
Nescafe coffee mixed with Milo powder.

Almond susu
Milk added with almond powder.

This is Milo Godzilla
On the left is Milo Dinosaur and on the right is teh-cino