Nyxeye Tea

By Dee Dee

Hello there! I'd like to share a recipe for a delicious drink called Nyxeye Tea. You have probably never heard of this drink! I, myself learned of it today, I took one sip and I had to share it! Here are the ingredients you'll need: - Whole milk - Cocoa powder - Sugar - Chocolate chips - Whipped cream - Tea powder - Cinnamon powder - Nutmeg - Oreos - Chocolate syrup Simply follow the instructions and enjoy your tasty Nyxeye Tea!

Instructions

Start by making a nice swirl of whipped cream that is big enough to fit your cup on a plate. Once you have that, place it in the freezer for an hour. Next, place a pan on the stove on medium flame and add whole milk. Stir until lukewarm, then add chocolate chips and a spoonful of sugar and mix until the milk turns brown. Stir until melted, then add a spoonful of tea powder and mix. Add a pinch of nutmeg and two pinches of cocoa powder, stirring everything together. Switch the pan to low flame and mix for 6 minutes. Turn off the flame and pour the concoction into a cup, removing any tea scum. Take the whipped cream that was placed in the freezer and take the hard whipped cream off the plate, placing it on top of the hot concoction. Drizzle chocolate syrup on top of the whipped cream and dust cinnamon powder on top. Place some chocolate chips on it. Finally, place an Oreo on the side of the whipped cream and enjoy your delicious homemade Nyxeye Tea!

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