noodlies Sydney food blog was invited to review a new range of EasyWay tea flavours ahead of it’s launch later this month, it’s an exciting noodlies exclusive scoop!
In the video above I review five new flavours that are very diverse from prune (yes prune) to strawberry and to Mulberry. They range from green tea to shakes. What I found was an exciting, diverse new range, who’d thought you could get (soon could get) such a diverse range of teas in Australia.
When it comes to refreshing, my fav is the mulberry green tea with grape jelly. How can you go past the colour, it’s dark, different and dramatic. I asked for half sugar which cuts sweetness but ups the refreshment. This one quenches the thirst and doesn’t make you feel so guilty.
The strawberry milk tea with fruit jelly, you can see the brightly coloured rainbow jelly at the bottom of the cup above. It’s not as sweet as it looks but it does get sweeter with the jelly. Strawberry flavour is light but still noticeable.
If you want something more substantial, the papaya shake might just do the trick. It’s obviously thicker than milk tea, but not as heavy as a traditional shake. I can’t really taste the papaya but the shake does have a tropical feel. This is a heavier drink, especially with the pearl/bubble.
If you want a lighter papaya drink, there’s a new papaya green tea with jelly drink I review in the video above. It’s tropical and refreshing.
The most challenging drink in the new line up is the prune black tea with aloe vera. You can taste the prune flavours which gives way to black tea and sweetened aloe vera. It’s an acquired taste, possibly more accessible to an Asian palate.
Watch the video above for my full review.
Flavours available mid this month at all EasyWay stores.
This noodlies Sydney food blog exclusive pre-release preview was courtesy of EasyWay and their George St store.
EasyWay
694-696 George St, Sydney
(Opposite World Square)
02 9281 7003
Does Easyway use syrups to produce the fruit flavours or do they actually blend in fruit juice?
Not sure Lil, I'll get someone from the company to post a response on this post.. so stay tuned!
So excited, I love the exotic Asian flavours (prune is just dried plum and is usually salted in Asia, did it taste just a little bit salty?) and a mulberry one will be wonderful, I also recall the fantastic papaya shakes I tried in Macau!
Actually YaYa, I think it might have been just prunes cause there was no salty plum taste that I could tell.
The mulberry and papaya were delicious… I love Macau!
Hi Lil,
Thanks for your enquiry. The fruit flavours for the fruit pulp party series are made from a combination of fruit pieces, juice and flavoring.
Hi Yaya,
Thanks for your support and feedback!
Thanks for the prompt response EasyWay
Always welcome and love to listen!
Cheers
Wow That's good look and colorful Tea. Fantastic recently post i like it
Fascinating. Mulberry tea sounds like an inspired notion. Would love to see some of the more traditional flavours like sour-plum and roast melon coming to Easy Way though 🙁
Hey Ninja, agreed, sour plum would be great.. I haven't heard of roast melon, sounds intriguing
LoL. It's always fun to see you trying new things uncle Thang. I only usually get something like Lychee green tea with rainbow jelly. lol.
I <3 prunes. For me, prunes + aloe vera = killer combination, can't wait to try it!
the prunes were amazingly good! but I also really liked the mulbery
Any idea how many calories in one of these? I love easy way drinks but I am very health conscious.
I saw them make my strawberry pulp milk tea with pearls today and was slightly disappointed that they just mixed strawberry jam with milk tea. It did taste nice though.
ER…EASYWAY…you guyz are crazy…
They are making shit…
the fake milk tea will kill you. all chemical stuff…
I think you are from Chatime….. Take care your own business and fuck off……