Hales Flavored Syrup 25oz

A friend of mine introduced me to a drink called Pink Milk that he says originated in Thailand. He gave me the “recipe” and I bought syrup so we could give it a try. The recipe he gave me called for 1 Tbsp of sala syrup, 1 Tbsp of sweetened condensed milk, 2 cup of ice and 1 cup of fresh milk.We tried it today. It turned a beautiful pink color just like he expected and it was sweet. I’m not sure what sala syrup comes from or how it is supposed to taste, but to me it was just sweet. Not unpleasantly sweet, just sweet. I can’t say I loved it, because I couldn’t really taste any specific flavor, but it was t bad at all. If you are a fan of pink milk or just wanted to find out what it tastes like, this is the syrup for you.

This syrup is perfect for recreating the nostalgic Thai pink drink, also affectionately known as the "pink drink in the bag." Although I later found a cheaper local option, purchasing this syrup initially allowed me to enjoy those sweet memories. If you're unable to find it elsewhere, I'd recommend trying it.

I had been searching for a Thai pink milk syrup for a bit, and I came across Hales Flavored Syrup. It taste exactly as it would have if I got this at my favorite Thai restaurant. I use half a serving of syrup, and it's perfectly sweet. An amazing value!

Got it to replicate the pink milk I drank in thailand. Lol i know it's the same stuff but it tasted better in thailand. Technically the flavor is a chemical creation thats supposed to taste like "sala" fruit according to their website. To me, it is most close to a sweet faint strawberry flavor. Others have said cherry. It has that fake fruit chemical flavor to me. It's good in moderation. I take about 8oz milk, a few squirts of sweetened condensed milk and a couple tbsp of the syrup. Add ice if desired.It came packaged with bubble wrap stuck to the bottle. It didn't break or leak but it did rip off the label. FYI, it should be refrigerated after opening according to the brands website. Not sure how long it lasts cause I can't see the expiration date. Check your local asian stores because I think it can be found cheaper there but it's hit or miss to find where I'm at.Also, if it leaks in transit, contact Amazon. The seller has a cannot return policy but that doesn't include breakage/leakage during shipping.

I am addicted to Nom Yen so I just had to find out how to make it at home. Local market didn’t have it, so I purchased online. It tastes wonderful, but at almost $1/serving it is still somewhat pricey. The local market finally got some in ($6/bottle), so I won’t be purchasing from Amazon again unless the “supply chain issues” force me to.

I bought it to add to a basket for a friend who loves Thai cuisine. The label was stuck to the wrapping so it was not suitable for gifting.I kept it for myself. Good flavoring.

Listen, I wasn’t too sure about this at first. But let me tell you that I am now addicted to this syrup. I’m on my third bottle already. I first started off with the classic pinky milk. Just plain milk and this syrup slightly watered down with some hot water and lots of ice, then I moved up to using it with soda. Some lime juice, syrup, lots of ice and some club soda. Both ways super delicious. I just wish it wasn’t so expensive. I’m glad that Thai shows convinced me to try this syrup. My go to when I’m craving something sweet.

I didn’t like it, it smells like nail polish remover :(How can I return, it says it’s not eligible for return. PLEASE AMAZON HELP ME!!!