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If you want a mix you can buy today, buy one — we'd rather point you at the right one than lose you. Cha Tra Mue, Pantai and Number One are what Thai cafés actually use.
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- Online: Amazon, Walmart, and Asian grocery sites like Siam Store, Yamibuy and Weee!
- Asian grocery stores: cheapest and freshest — look for Thai or pan-Asian markets near you.
- Specialty tea shops: some stock loose-leaf Thai blends.
Once you have the tea, start with the classic recipe — it's where the ratio Aroi is built around is written out in full.