
By recipegap.com
Easy Watermelon Tajin Skewers
These pillowy-soft mochi muffins capture all the beloved flavors of Thai iced tea in an irresistibly chewy, gluten-free treat that's taking Asian fusion baking by storm! They perfectly capture that nostalgic Thai iced tea experience - the signature orange color, creamy sweetness, and distinctive earthy tea flavor - all wrapped up in an incredibly satisfying chewy texture that's completely unique.
Updated at: Wed, 10 Sep 2025 08:15:52 GMT
Nutrition balance score
Unbalanced
Glycemic Index
67
Moderate
Nutrition per recipe
Calories3764.6 kcal (188%)
Total Fat187 g (267%)
Carbs470 g (181%)
Sugars192.9 g (214%)
Protein53.3 g (107%)
Sodium1361.1 mg (68%)
Fiber20.6 g (73%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ingredients
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1 ⅓ cupscoconut milk
creates richness and authentic Asian flavors

3 tablespoonsThai tea mix
use quality brands like for best results

½ cupcondensed milk
essential for authentic Thai tea sweetness

2 cupssweet rice flour
creates signature chewy texture, also called mochi flour

2 teaspoonsbaking powder
provides gentle lift while maintaining chewiness

½ cupunsalted butter
melted, adds richness and perfect crumb

½ cupgranulated sugar
balances tea natural earthiness

1 teaspoonvanilla paste
enhances overall flavor complexity

2eggs
large, provide structure and richness
Instructions
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