8 thoughts on “Chai-Flavoured Syrup And Real Chai”

1. 
   GsP says:

   By the way, the greek word for tea is chai (τσαϊ) :p
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     Tze says:

     Ooohh! I only knew the Indian version. :O Trivia added, cool!
2. 
   Adi says:

   the guy really knew his ‘chai’! i share your love for chai, for me, it must be strong and aromatic, with juussst enough milk.
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     Tze says:

     I don’t mind the syrup based one now, as long as I treat it as a different drink. :)
     Mine has to be spicy above all! Ginger has to dominate the flavour. Lots of milk for me though, yum yum…
3. 
   Liz says:

   Have you been to the Chinese Tea House in Manchester?
   http://www.chinese-arts-centre.org/the-centre/tea-house/
   Not a huge range of teas ( not as many as Whittards).
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     Tze says:

     Ooh, no I haven’t! I hardly have time usually to go and sit somewhere… and if I do have time, it’s Costa! :) But I’ll keep it in mind, thanks!
4. 
   EmmJ says:

   I too have been betrayed by the evil chai syrup…

   Also, I would *love* for you to have the chance to visit Adore Tea. http://www.adoretea.com.au/AboutUs-4.html

   Each time you order a new tea, they come and explain it to you, and you can watch it draw in the glass teapots. <3
   The first time I went there, I think I found my spiritual home! :)
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     Tze says:

     Ooohh thank you for the link! I haven’t figured out yet if they also do delivery overseas, but their collection looks very impressive… so many types of chai! There used to be a tea shop called Teelirium around the corner of my house, but it closed… :'( They took making tea very serious and you’d get timers with every order to make sure the tea was perfect, hehe.
     I’m jealous that you can still go to such a place! XD

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