how do you like your chai?

[Pan]

There's no selection for "I don't like chai".

[Rowan Darkmoon]

Chai latte, hot and spicey. Mmmm...there's this great coffee shop in my town that makes the best hot Chai lattes. I wonder if they're still open??

[Sequoia]

wow, talk about thread necromancy... this thread is closing on three years old!!!

Well... I supposed I put "spiced chai" because that's what they called the "plain" chai... ^^;;

[Imagi]

I used to get chocolate chai all the time while I was living in Vegas. Now that I'm in Michigan, it's hard to come by in some areas (at the grocery store, at least). But since I'm very limited on my caffine intake now (baby on the way), I stick to my decaf coffee, and no more chai for quite a while.

My husband makes this GREAT Thai tea that we buy from a family owned Thai resturaunt, but the stuff is SO strong there is no way I can have more than a sip of it. It is incredible tea, though! Pain in the butt to make, but worth it in the end. Hard to say exactly what is in it, the herbs bring out so many different flavors all at once, such good stuff

[NeoPhoenix]

Well if chia is tea then I like green chia and berry chia. berry.

[Sora]

I need my caffine. I know the best coffee shop that has the best Chocolate Chai Latte, but tea's good, too. Cream, no sugar. Good and spicy.

[Twig]

I like my chai with sugar.
I like my chai brewed dark and with enough kick to wake me up. Sometimes I'll have a triple white chocolate chai. But they are sweet enough to nix the sugar. I.....what? Oooohhh, I thought you meant.....



COFFEE!!!!!

heheheheheheheh. (pssst. Twigs had way too much stress lately )

Peace
Twig

[Raindancer]

I'm prettty adventurous and will try most things at least once. I like milk with some teas, like English Breakfast, but not with most. like Earl Grey, any Chinese tea, Green tea, herb teas, or whateve. In my experience, powdered tea is pretty low grade stuff. I don't use "Chai" though I've known what it means for many years, having lived in Japan, but using it in this context seems so precious and PC and I don't do PC
Last night, my kids and I went to the local Buddhist Temple where we were invited for dinner and Asian cultural entertainment celebrating Chinese New Year, and among other things had some really nice Lemon Tea ( not pekoe with Lemon ) It was nice. Not that its relevant but the food was great, they must have had over 30 different things, all, as it turned out (though I would have sworn otherwise) vegetarian. It was really fun exploring so many new tastes and experiences, and the kids had a good time too. Yum...
Raindancer

[Raindancer]

I'm prettty adventurous and will try most things at least once. I like milk with some teas, like English Breakfast, but not with most. like Earl Grey, any Chinese tea, Green tea, herb teas, or whateve. In my experience, powdered tea is pretty low grade stuff. I don't use "Chai" though I've known what it means for many years, having lived in Japan, but using it in this context seems so precious and PC and I don't do PC
Last night, my kids and I went to the local Buddhist Temple where we were invited for dinner and Asian cultural entertainment celebrating Chinese New Year, and among other things had some really nice Lemon Tea ( not pekoe with Lemon ) It was nice. Not that its relevant but the food was great, they must have had over 30 different things, all, as it turned out (though I would have sworn otherwise) vegetarian. It was really fun exploring so many new tastes and experiences, and the kids had a good time too. Yum...
Raindancer

[Armitage]

I like it as strong as possible, but with milk, and preferably the blends with pepper.