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In this Tagalog‑English cooking tutorial, the presenter walks through a homemade milk‑tea ice‑cream recipe. She starts by selecting full‑cream fresh milk (IJOLLY brand) and plain black tea (or alternatives like Earl Grey), using 4–8 tea bags depending on desired strength. The tea is steeped over low‑medium heat, then removed after about five minutes. Two tablespoons of cassava (tapioca) powder are added to the hot milk‑tea mixture to give the ice cream a firmer, smoother texture; the mixture is cooked on medium‑low heat for 3–5 minutes until it thickens. After cooling, the base is frozen overnight (or 4–8 hours) and periodically beaten (about 10 minutes) to incorporate air, resulting in a lighter, whipped‑cream‑like consistency. The final product can be customized with chocolate chips, white chocolate chips, caramel, or boba pearls, and the creator links a separate video for making the pearls. The tutorial emphasizes hands‑on methods without a mixer, using a “yellow” (likely a churner) for aeration, and highlights the role of cassava powder in achieving a firm, creamy texture.

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