Giant Stainless Tea Dispenser
蛇口をひねると台湾茶がドバーッ！タピオカ屋のカウンターに並ぶ巨大な銀色の筒
Description
Large-capacity stainless steel (or plastic) beverage dispensers with insulation/cooling functions, lined up at storefronts of Taiwanese drink stands (Shouyao Bei) and breakfast shops.
Classification: For Youth,Storage Containers,Symbol of Taiwan Drink Stands
Shops selling Giant Stainless Tea Dispenser
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How to use
Ingredients
- Stainless steel
- Insulation material
- Plastic(spigot part)
Instructions
- [Usage Secret]
- [Tea Stock] Massive amounts of 'Black Tea', 'Green Tea', 'Oolong', 'Winter Melon Tea', etc., brewed in giant kitchen pots are poured into these dispensers by type to keep warm (or cold).
- [Speedy Service] Upon customer order, staff twist the 'faucet (spigot)' at the bottom, vigorously pouring tea into a shaker (or cup).
- [Blending] Mixed with milk, syrup, boba, and sealed with a special machine to serve. The unsung hero supporting Taiwan's overwhelming service speed.
Learn more Substitutes, pairings, tips
Key spices
None(Odorless)
Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets
Drink dispensers at family restaurants
Pairing
Tapioca Milk Tea, Winter Melon Tea, Taiwanese breakfast soy milk
Trivia
[For Youth] A visual symbol of drink culture seen every 5 mins walking in Taiwanese streets. Just seeing those silver cylinders lines reassures Taiwanese that 'thirst can be quenched'. Double-walled to prevent tea oxidation and maintain optimal temp; the ultimate storage container instantly serving cold tea even in Taiwan's harsh summer heat.
Eating tips & etiquette
[Unique Eating] At Taiwanese buffets (Zizhu Can), sweet Winter Melon tea or black tea in these dispensers is often 'free all-you-can-drink'; gulp it down infinitely with your bento!
Allergen
None