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Chai is so prevalent in India and Sri Lanka that it could be called the National drink. It is very common to see the tea wadis serving their chai to the walk-by street traffic. In North America we have the coffee carts in the sub continent and Sri Lanka you have the wadis. Paint the following picture in your mind: the tea wadis cart has that well used look (bashed, dented), quite often with a charcoal fire going keeping the water boiling so steam and smoke are rising, an old evaporated...

Chai Tea , the Indian word for tea, is identified in North America as a sweet, spicy brew often combined with milk and sweetener. The more authentic term in India is "Masala chai," as this is the actual Indian beverage. Traditionally, chai is made by adding a variety of spices, cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, anise, peppercorn, ginger and fennel, to a black tea brew. The final stage of chai manufacture is to add the mixture to milk and then add a sweetener. In India, sugar is the preferred sweetener...

Celestial Seasonings Tea

Ingredients: Black Tea, Cinnamon, Cardamom, Cloves, Curry leaves, Lemon Grass, Cumin, Sweet Cumin, Coriander, Natural flavors.

Black tea, Cardamom, Cinnamon, Cummin seed, Coriander, Curry leaves, Lemon Grass, Fenugreek seed, Natural flavors

Assam tea, freshly ground cardamom, and spices combined together create this hauntingly subtle spice tea blend. Our chai recipe is included. Add some milk and sugar, and you could be in Calcutta awaiting the fresh teas coming down from Assam and Darjeeling.

Our traditional black tea Chai recipe has cardamon, ginger and vanilla. Make it sweet and milky to your liking.

Chai is so prevalent in India and Sri Lanka that it could be called the National drink. It is very common to see the tea wadis serving their chai to the walk-by street traffic. In North America we have the coffee carts in the sub continent and Sri Lanka you have the wadis. Paint the following picture in your mind: the tea wadis cart has that well used look (bashed, dented), quite often with a charcoal fire going keeping the water boiling so steam and smoke are rising, an old evaporated...

Chai is a spiced, milk tea from India. People in cooler parts of India have traditionally added spices to their tea, as well as their food, both as flavoring and to induce heat in the body.<br>The variations on chai are endless, containing different black teas and different spices in varying amounts. This chai is made up of rich black tea and spices, including whole cardamom pods, pieces of stick cinnamon, ginger, cloves, and pepper. Brew the chai with whole milk and sweeten each cup with plenty...

This Sri Lankan Chai is made from Indian spices and high-grown Ceylon tea with natural cherry and chocolate flavors. The combination of ingredients gives this tea the depth and character of those served in Chai stands prevalent in India and Sri Lanka. This tea has a superb body with mellow Indian spice notes and overtones of mocha. When brewed this chai is coppery and bright in color and is wonderful served with milk. Please note: Turn your bag of Chai upside down a few times. The powdered spices...

Product Description You should have is a cup of boiling water & a sachet of Chai Gold. You have the convenience to make a Quality Cup of Tea no matter where you are in no matter of time. It is helpful to Travellers and also reduces cost on its consumption. It is elegantly & hygienically packed by using best quality ingredients. No stock of milk, tea and sugar necessary in offices or residential / commercial establishments. Easy accountability & controls cost on consumption in offices & commercial...

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Ok, that might be a little over the top, but it's no exaggeration to say that drinking great chai is almost a religious experience. As the brew reaches all the corners of your body it fills you with a warm glow that you will want to experience again and again. Luckily, if you're in India, spicy fresh chai is available just about everywhere. Chai-sellers, known as Chai Wallahs sell their concoctions at roadside stalls, train stations, anywhere you can think of. The tea is served in small clay cups...

Clipper Organic Indian Chai is a real delight to the senses. A black tea with a warming blend of traditional spices. Indian Chai is evocative of the chai stops of India and is incredibly refreshing with a rich, creamy flavour, bright colour and a wonderfully soothing and distinctive aroma.

The word ‘chai’ literally means tea. Often a lower quality tea is used to make ‘chai’ as it is thought the spices will cover-up any deficiencies in the tea. We do not believe this and prefer to make our dry tea chai mix from real Indian spices and high-grown Ceylon tea. The quality of the tea elevates this chai to a new level.

This special loose leaf chai features Indian spices from a secret traditional recipe, with an extra mocha kick. For best results, brew tea in milk.