Suutei Tsai
Suutei Tsai is a traditional Mongolian tea made with milk, salt, and sometimes butter, known for its savory and warming qualities. This beverage is a staple in Mongolian households, reflecting the nomadic lifestyle and reliance on dairy products in the harsh climate.
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Ingredients
- 4 cups
- 2 cups
- 2 teaspoons
- 1/2 teaspoon
- 1 tablespoon
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Mongolian
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Last updated 4/1/2026
Originating from the pastoral nomadic traditions of Mongolia, Suutei Tsai evolved as a nourishing and hydrating drink essential for survival in the vast steppes and cold weather.
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