Sentence examples for butter tea from inspiring English sources
noun
A traditional drink in Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan and Sikkim, made from tea leaves, yak butter, water and salt.
There is no dessert, so end with salty butter tea ($1).
We were served butter tea, and we gave them three solar lights.
20‐piece set: 4 each dinner plates, cereal bowls, bread and butter, tea cups and saucers.
I will have giant parties in the Louvre's gardens and serve yak butter tea".
Clinging to the mountainside, it is home to 45 shaven-headed nuns who happily offer us butter tea.
A bowl, filled to the brim, of signature yak butter tea poured from a huge silver teapot.
One tinkle of the temple bell, one whiff of incense, or one sip of rancid yak-butter tea, and they lose their critical faculties.
In the old city, spin golden prayer wheels at tiny temples, then fortify yourself with salty yak-butter tea in the Ani Sangkhung Nunnery courtyard, or yak steak at the plush House of Shambhala restaurant.
It came about after an American health guru's experience of drinking yak-butter tea at altitude in Tibet, and its followers range from fitness junkies across the UK to less-active urbanites looking for a mental edge.
THE little boy in the maroon robe had me at "Julé." As his friends flitted about pouring yak-butter tea into tourists' bowls, he limped toward the back of the windowless Thiksey monastery's prayer hall, heavy copper pot trailing behind him.
No wine list, of course, but Tibetan buttered tea balances the experience here better anyway.
