Milk Tea
Milk Tea is a traditional hot beverage that people take every day in some places in china like tibet and xinjiang and inner mongoliar where the meat is mainly produced. It is made by boiling brick tea with milk and koumiss.
When people drink it, they usually add a little salt, and sometimes butter, stir-fried millet, or milk bean curd. This beverage is Mongolians�� favorite and can be consumed any time. It warms stomach, quenches thirst, and helps with digestion.

[ A cup of milk tea]
Tea also holds an important place in the Mongolian people's daily life, especially nutritious and sustaining milk tea. The Mongolians usually prepare milk tea early in the morning, and keep warming it up over a small fire all day.
[ Milk tea be served]
To make Mongolian milk tea, first boil crushed brick tea in water in an iron pot or kettle. After the liquid turns reddish brown (in about ten minutes), boiled cow's or sheep's milk, along with a little salt, is added. Stir the brew well, and the result is a hot, heartily-flavored beverage.
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