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Chai tea is considered the national drink of India. It is not only particularly delicious, but also very tasty. This is mainly due to the fine black tea blend and the various spices that are added to this tea. Generally, Chai tea is drunk with milk and sugar, which brings out the unique aroma even better. By the way, here in the tea shop you can also find favourable herbal teas, which also have special flavours.

Drinking chai tea is pure pleasure

In our tea shop you can buy a wide variety of Chai tea varieties. The special taste composition results from the fine coordination of different spices. These include ginger, cinnamon, cardamom, cloves and nutmeg. If you love these flavours, we have another interesting offer for you with our favourable Roibuschtee variations.

4 reasons why chai tea is so popular

  • Chai tea offers a perfect combination of black tea and various spices.
  • It is drunk together with milk, which brings out the individual flavours particularly well.
  • Chai tea is considered particularly bekömmlich.
  • The tea has a stimulating but not exciting effect.

Chai tea also has health-promoting properties

Chai tea is considered particularly beneficial. This is mainly due to the various spices. Cinnamon is known to lower cholesterol and blood sugar levels. Cloves, on the other hand, have an anti-inflammatory effect. Therefore, when you drink your chai tea from our tea shop, you not only enjoy a unique aroma, but also promote your own health.

Chai tea always fits

Whether you drink your Chai tea in the morning or at any other time of the day: this special tea simply always fits and always ensures pure well-being. This is certainly also due to the fact that the flavours it contains are also a little reminiscent of the Christmas season. Chai tea can also be enjoyed cold, like our first-class and inexpensive Matcha tea. This is especially good in summer.

Order Chai Tea from the Tea Shop: Take advantage of the benefits

  • Large selection of chai teas and blends.
  • Teas can be sent as gifts
  • The shipping is always fast and reliable.
  • All teas in the shop are provided with a detailed product description.
  • Chai tea bulk packs are also available.

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Chai Tea Shop Enjoy the unique composition of different exotic flavours. With our inexpensive chai tea, you can bring a piece of India into your own four walls at any time. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have. Always look out for our chai tea offers in the shop and order this unique tea variation today in the online tea shop of lerbs-hagedorn.de.

Chai Tea: The secret recipe for perfect enjoyment 

Chai tea - an exotic indulgence that enchants the senses! What is chai tea and how is it prepared? In our article you will learn everything about the history, ingredients and preparation as well as different types of Chai tea. Dive into the culture of chai tea and discover why this aromatic drink is so popular. We'll show you why it's worth trying chai tea and what you should keep in mind. Let our article inspire you and discover your new favourite variety! By the end, you will not only be an expert on chai tea, but also have a nice anecdote on the subject at hand.
Welcome to our category on chai tea! Here you will find a variety of information, inspiration and ideas about the popular tea. Let yourself be enchanted by the aromas of tea and the flavours of spices such as cinnamon, cardamom, ginger or aniseed. Discover the versatile preparation methods and enjoy the classic Indian tea variations such as masala chai or black chai. We will be happy to accompany you on your journey through the world of tea!
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Introduction History of chai tea Ingredients and preparation Different types of chai tea Chai tea in culture Conclusion
 

Introduction

What is chai tea?

Chai tea is a delicious and aromatic drink that originated in India. It is made from a mixture of black tea, spices such as cinnamon, cardamom, ginger and cloves, milk and sugar. The taste of Chai tea is sweet and spicy and reminds of exotic spices and aromas. In India, chai tea is traditionally served as a hot drink, but it is also very popular cold as an iced tea. In the meantime, the consumption of chai tea has spread to other parts of the world and has become a trendy drink.

Why is chai tea so popular?

Here are some reasons why chai tea is so popular:
  1. Taste: Chaitee has a unique taste that is a blend of spices such as cinnamon, ginger and cloves
  2. Tradition: Chaitee has a long history in India and other countries, where it is used as part of cultural traditions and rituals.
  3. Energy Boost: Due to the caffeine it contains, chaitee can help increase energy levels and improve concentration.
  4. Versatility: Chaitee can be served hot or cold and can also be made with milk or vegan alternatives, making it a versatile drink.

History of chai tea

Where does chai tea come from?

Chai tea originated in India, where it is known as masala chai. Masala means blend of spices and the tea is traditionally made with milk, black tea, sugar and a mixture of spices such as cardamom, cinnamon, ginger and cloves. Today, however, chai tea is popular all over the world and there are many different variations and ways of preparing it.

How did chai tea spread?

Chai tea originated in India and was traditionally called masala chai. It consists of a mixture of black tea, milk, spices such as cinnamon, cardamom, ginger and cloves, and sweeteners such as sugar or honey. During the British colonial rule in India in the 19th century, chai tea was also discovered and enjoyed by the British. Chai tea then began to spread to the USA in the 1960s, when the hippie movement was looking for exotic and natural drinks. In recent years, chai tea has become increasingly popular due to its health benefits and unique taste, and is now consumed worldwide. There are now many different varieties of chai tea, including those without black tea for people who want to stay caffeine-free. An example of this is a chai tea based on rooibos tea or herbal tea chai.

Ingredients and preparation

What ingredients are needed for chai tea?

The following ingredients are needed for classic chai tea:
  • Black tea (e.g. Assam or Ceylon tea)
  • Spices (e.g. cinnamon sticks, cardamom pods, cloves, ginger)
  • Milk - sugar or honey
Optionally, other spices such as star anise or fennel seeds can be added. Fiery variation: Our Spicy Chai 

How is chai latte tea prepared?

Ingredients:
  • Water
  • Lot of chai tea (classically a black chai tea)
  • Milk (or plant-based milk alternatives)
  • Honey or sugar to taste
Instructions:
  1. Bring the water to a boil in a saucepan
  2. Add the tea and let it simmer for about five minutes.
  3. Add the milk and bring to the boil again.
  4. Remove from the heat and strain.
  5. Sweeten with honey or sugar as desired.
Tip: If you like it creamier, you can replace the milk with coconut milk or cream

Various types of chai tea
What are the different types of chai tea?

There are different types of chai tea, varying in composition and production.
Some of the best known are:
  • Indian black tea chai: The traditional Indian chai tea, which consists of black tea, spices such as cinnamon sticks, ginger, black pepper and cardamom, as well as milk and sugar.
  • Rooibos Chai: A variant of Chai tea based on Rooibos tea and often refined with similar spices as in Masala Chai.
  • Green Tea Chai: A larger variant of Chai tea, in which green tea is used as the base and is given its special zing by spearmint.
  • Chai Caramel Tea: A sweet variation of the chai tea, in which caramel sticks are added.
  • Turmeric Chai: Bright slices of turmeric root give a slightly different spicy nuance that harmonises with the other spices so typical for chai.
  • Bio Ayurveda Chai: The real Chai classic in organic quality! An aromatically intensive spice composition with fine cassia cinnamon and pungent ginger! 
  • Black Chai: By popular request, we offer a black tea variant that does without additional flavours. This creation is sweeter and softer than its flavoured brother and yet very expressive.
  • Bio Chocolate Chai: With this chocolate chai, the evening promises the utmost relaxation. The chocolaty sweetness impresses next to the spicy factors. 

Chai tea recipe

A classic chai tea recipe consists of black tea leaves, spices such as cinnamon, ginger, cardamom and cloves, as well as milk and sugar.

Chai tea in culture
How is chai tea consumed in different cultures?

In India, where chai tea originated, it is traditionally made with milk and sugar and often served on the street or in small tea rooms. In other countries such as Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh, chai tea is also consumed in a similar way.
In the USA, chai tea is often known as a latte variant and is served with milk or milk foam and spices such as cinnamon, ginger and cardamom.
In the UK, chai tea is also known as masala chai and is often made with black tea, milk and sugar. However, there are also variations without milk.
In Russia, chai tea is often made with jam or honey and served with lemon juice.
In Morocco, a variant of chai tea called “Atay B'Naana” (mint tea) is made with green tea, fresh mint and sugar.
In Tibet, butter tea is made, which consists of yak butter, salt and black tea. This tea is very nutritious and energising.

What is the significance of chai tea in different cultures?

Chai tea has a long history and significance in different cultures around the world. Here are some examples:
  • India: Chai is an important part of Indian culture and is often called “masala chai”, which translates as “spiced tea”. It is made from black tea, milk, sugar and spices such as ginger, cinnamon and cloves. In India, chai is often served as a welcome drink and is also considered a remedy for colds and digestive problems.
  • Morocco: In Morocco, chai tea is traditionally made with green tea and served with mint and sugar. It is an important social drink, often served at gatherings or when visiting friends or family.
  • Russia: In Russia, chai tea is also known as "samovar tea" because it is often prepared in a special tea kettle called a samovar. Russian chai tea consists of black tea, sugar, lemon and sometimes spices such as cinnamon or cloves.
  • Tibet: In Tibet, Chinese black tea is mixed with yak milk and salt to make the famous butter tea. This tea is an important part of Tibetan culture and also serves as a source of energy for the country's nomads. 
Overall, chai tea has a diverse cultural significance around the world and is often valued as a social drink and stimulant.

Türkish chai

Turkish chai is a black tea that is traditionally brewed and served in Turkey. The tea is made from special leaves and has a strong flavour with a slightly bitter note.
What makes Turkish chai so special is the way it is prepared and served. It is usually prepared in a special tea pot called a “çaydanlık” which consists of two teapots - a larger one for the water and a smaller one for the tea.
The tea is then served in small glasses, often together with sweets such as baklava or local pastries. Turkish chai is a symbol of hospitality and conviviality in Turkish culture and is often drunk when meeting friends or family members. It is also enjoyed after meals to aid digestion.

Conclusion

Chai tea is an aromatic, spicy tea from India made from black tea and spices such as cinnamon, ginger, cardamom and cloves. It has a long tradition in Ayurvedic medicine and is often drunk as an energy booster or for relaxation. Chai tea can be enjoyed hot or cold and is a soothing alternative to coffee or other sugary drinks. It is worth trying chai tea to discover something new and experience the taste of exotic spices.

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