Butter tea

Butter tea is a very special kind of tea that people in some parts of the world love to drink. It's made by taking some tea leaves and boiling them in water for a little while. Then you take the tea off the heat and add a special ingredient: butter! Yes, exactly like the butter you'd put on your toast. But before you put the butter in, you have to mix it with some milk and then blend it together. This creates a frothy, creamy mixture that you add to the tea.

Now, why would someone want to add butter to their tea? Well, for many people in places like Tibet and Bhutan, drinking butter tea is a tradition that has been passed down for generations. It's said to be a great way to warm up on a chilly day and it can be a good source of energy when you need it. Plus, the butter contains healthy fats that can be good for your body.

However, butter tea can be an acquired taste for some. It's quite different than the teas that most of us are used to drinking - it's very rich and has a very distinct flavor. So, if you decide to try butter tea, be prepared for something different!