Chai (pronounced like ‘chye’) means tea. In India, chai is prepared with milk, water, sugar and spices.
The spices vary according to region, family recipe, the preparer’s personal preference, or whatever is in the cupboard.
But… wherever you taste chai in India it will be smooth, strong in tea flavor, spicy…and memorable.
Original Chai
satisfy. Fresh ginger to invigorate and enlighten. Exotic spices such as cardamom, clove and cinnamon to transport your spirit to foreign lands without need of a passport, booster shot or traveler’s checks. These ingredients combined make a wonderful alternative to your daily grind. Box contains 1 quart. Kashmir Green Chai
simple, complex and breathtaking as a rainbow blessing a remote Zen Temple. Made with exotic green tea, honey, rich almonds, vanilla bean, fresh ginger, ginseng and spices. Kashmir Green Tea is a crisp and creamy symphony for your mouth that gladdens the heart and expands the mind. Box contains 1 quart (32 oz.). |
Purchase them individually for conveinence.
Buy it by the case (12/32 oz.) and save 50 cents per unit!
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Long ago the families of India were cared for by natural healing doctors called ‘vaidyas’. The vaidya’s task was to oversee the well being of each
family member. Using the vast pharmacopia of herbs, flowers and spices, the vaidya would prepare special wholesome foods and beverages
in harmony with each person’s constitution. Some of these recipes became family traditions and have been handed down for the benefit of future
generations. Chai as we know it today in the West, has its roots in this great Ayruvedic healing tradition of India.
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