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Different Styles of Chai Preparation in India - Danta Herbs

India is a diverse land, with many languages, religions and cultures. Even geographically and climatically, land is very diverse. Each region explores a mix of cultural migration due to business or personal reasons. The migrants bring indulge in exploring the local cuisine while also making their own recipes. The recipe of tea has also undergone such fusions, and transference owing to migrations and local culture.<br><br>

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Different Styles of Chai Preparation in India - Danta Herbs

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  1. Different Stylesof Chai Preparationin India India is a diverse land, with many languages, religions and cultures. Even geographically and climatically, the land is very diverse.

  2. Masala Chai This one is perhaps the most popular Indian tea preparation. It is made using a mix of spices such as ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, clove, fennel seeds, black peppercorn, etc, together with milk, CTC black tea and to the liquor sugar or jaggery is added

  3. Ginger or adrak Chai This one is perhaps the most popular Indian tea preparation. It is made using a mix of spices such as ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, clove, fennel seeds, black peppercorn, etc, together with milk, CTC black tea and to the liquor sugar or jaggery is added

  4. Cardamom or Elaichi Chai This was a popular one, in the Southern regions of India that experience hot climate conditions and also grows cardamom extensively. It is the milk chai preparation with the addition of cardamom.

  5. Suleimani Chai This chai preparation is a simple one with cardamom, lemon and tea leave brewed in water that is sweetened with palm jaggery.

  6. Noon Chai Noon Chai also called sheer chai (Persian for milk tea) is popularly known as pink tea, gulabi chai is a Kashmiri preparation of milk tea. It is made with milk, gunpowder green tea leaves, salt and baking soda. The baking soda lends the pink colour to the tea.

  7. Lembu Chai A popular tea in West Bengal and lembu is lemon in Bengali. Hence, here originated an Indian version of British lemon tea.

  8. Tulsi Chai This chai is made with milk, CTC black tea, water and Tulsi and sweetened with palm jaggery. This one is a popular household recipe as it carries medicinal properties and is generally good for the body across seasons.

  9. RongaSaah This liquor tea is a popular one in Assam, locally called as lal cha, because of the liquor colour being red.

  10. Po Cha – Tibetan Butter Tea This tea is from the Himalayan region, particularly popular in Tibet. It is made by boiling a brick of Pemagul black tea for hours. From there, milk, salt, and yak butter are added, and the mixture is then churned together.

  11. Kashmiri Kahwa Kashmiri kahwa or kehwa is a popular green tea preparation from the valley of Kashmir. It is made with the addition of saffron strands, cardamom, cinnamon and other dried fruits.

  12. Bombay Cutting Chai This is a street style preparation of chai, famous in Bombay and served in small glass tumblers, that are half of the regular teacup. Hence, the name cutting. The tea is prepared like a regular chai tea, only stronger.

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