Apparently, only few coffeehouses are able to brew a drinkable chai tea. Chief among them is Starbuck's, thankfully; I always gladly buy a cup there, although I've already learnt that their "Chai Tea Latte" is undrinkable due to its high sugar content.
McCafé, also, has a really tasty chai tea that I must have drunk liters of by now.
Not so good (read: disgusting) is the chai tea sold by Dunkin' Donuts (I almost suffocated due to inhaling a lungful of loose cinnamon powder) and by the coffeeshop around the corner where I work whose "Chai Tea Latte" apparently consists solely of vanilla syrup by the bucket-full, spices and milk. Yech.
Gotta brew myself a cup of black tea flavored with cocoa beans, vanilla and coconut to get that vile taste out of my mouth. "Brazilian Baía" by Twinings; a vice I owe to
slashbabe - thanks. :-)
McCafé, also, has a really tasty chai tea that I must have drunk liters of by now.
Not so good (read: disgusting) is the chai tea sold by Dunkin' Donuts (I almost suffocated due to inhaling a lungful of loose cinnamon powder) and by the coffeeshop around the corner where I work whose "Chai Tea Latte" apparently consists solely of vanilla syrup by the bucket-full, spices and milk. Yech.
Gotta brew myself a cup of black tea flavored with cocoa beans, vanilla and coconut to get that vile taste out of my mouth. "Brazilian Baía" by Twinings; a vice I owe to
- Mood:
disgusted


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That sounds delicious! Twinings also has a Chai tea that I personally quite like. But then I also like Starbucks' Chai Tea Latte so our tastes are probably not all that similar. *shrugs*
You know, you can add more than the half-spoonful of sugar I take per cup. *g*
And I think a full spoon of sugar would be nice, yes. *g*
Tell
I will! :P