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Occasionally Ill pull out my commercial chai tea masala, add it equal
strength to some oily crusted Assam, and let brew till it looks like it is ready to ignite, then mix it half and half with rich texture unsweetened soy milk which I first warm by nuking in the mv. The taste is similar to what I get in an Indian restaurant minus the sweetness. However in my unsweetened concoction I can taste the bite of the black pepper which is ameliorated if I use the sweetened soy milk version. I cant buy chai tea masala without the black pepper. Has anyone seen a commercial version that doesnt have it. I could buy the other ingredients and make my own but then something else would be out of balance. I like the commercial powder form because it brews instantly. If I cut back on the tea masala then it doesnt taste like the restaurant version. My wife used her Christmas Starbucks gift card for their latte chai tea which she ordered with soy milk. Walgreens has a special dispenser for chai tea. Not bad on a winter day if you really like it sweet. Jim |
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