Hi,

I'm used to get Cha Yen drinks (Ice Tea with milk) at the nearby street vendors. Recently, I found out a sweeter version of Cha Yen called "Cha Nom". It's really tasty and not as strong as the regular Cha Yen. I've asked several folks about it, but none could tell me the difference as in ingredients that compose the so called "Cha Nom".

Have you ever try it and do you know what's in it?

I think Cha Yen is Iced tea without milk...Cha Nom is tea with milk...

I think Cha Yen is Iced tea without milk...Cha Nom is tea with milk...

Not accurate. Both have milk.

I think both have milk, but Cha yen is made using tinned sweetened milk

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Correction I think its the other way about ,, sorry

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Blueboy the sweet cordial liqueur(different flavors) is normally added to "cha num yen" especially if from a vendor on the street,but if you know what you want and how to order it is up to you!

I think both have milk, but Cha yen is made using tinned sweetened milk

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Cha Nom has carnation (or copy carnation) in it.

I think both have milk, but Cha yen is made using tinned sweetened milk

Cha Nom has carnation (or copy carnation) in it.

Thanks, but I corrected my mistake in the follow on post to my initial comment

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