Tea & Drinks

Thai Green Milk Tea: Choosing and Brewing the ChaTraMue 200 g Mix

Choose ChaTraMue Thai Green Tea Mix 200 g, understand its straining step and adjust milk, sweetness and ice without confusing it with matcha.

By Sawasdeal Editorial · · 4 min read

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Thai Green Milk Tea: Choosing the Mix and Balancing Milk and Ice — AI-generated serving illustration
AI-generated serving illustration, not a photograph of a tested Sawasdeal recipe.

ChaTraMue Thai Green Tea Mix 200 g is the product in this guide. It is intended for Thai green-tea drinks and needs brewing and separation of the tea, rather than simply dissolving a spoonful into cold milk.

A simple preparation sequence

  • Have a heatproof cup or jug, tea strainer, spoon and serving glass ready.
  • Use the tea quantity and water directions on the 200 g pack.
  • Brew with hot water and strain out the tea before making the milk drink.
  • Add milk or sweetener as directed and to your preference, then serve cold with ice if wanted.

Distributor TEA Corporation describes a strainer-based hot-water method followed by condensed milk or sugar and ice. Its page does not establish a fixed gram-and-millilitre formula for this 200 g mix; the sequence should not be mistaken for one.

Three separate adjustments

Balancing the finished drink
Control What it changes
Tea base The amount of tea relative to the brewing water.
Milk Milkiness and texture; sweetened condensed milk also adds sweetness.
Sweetener and ice Sweetness, serving temperature and dilution as the ice melts.

If a glass tastes watery, adding more sweetened condensed milk may make it sweeter without restoring the tea base. If it tastes too sweet but you want milkiness, consider less sweetened condensed milk and an unsweetened milk addition.

Before you buy

This Thai green tea mix is not the same item as 100% matcha powder. Check the mix’s full ingredients and the milk you plan to add if a dietary restriction matters. Keep the packet directions with the tea so the next cup can use the same measurements.

Products discussed in this article

These are the current products discussed in this guide. Preparation and ingredient statements apply only to the exact pack specified in the article, not automatically to every option.

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Sources and editorial notes

Reviewed by Sawasdeal Editorial on October 6, 2026. Preparation sequence is described by distributor TEA Corporation; no unverified fixed-dose milk-tea recipe is supplied. Follow your current package for preparation, ingredients and allergens.

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