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Learn how to make traditional Indian masala tea (chai) with the perfect blend of spices and milk. This easy recipe brings bold flavor and comfort in every sip. #MasalaTea #ChaiRecipe #IndianTea # ...

On International Tea Day (May 21), how about a bite of it too? Indians are not made for faint teas. Kadak chai, with the aroma of ginger floating in the air as the wake-up call, is our style.

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Delhi Capitals (DC) vice-captain Faf du Plessis believes that masala tea was the secret to the explosive finish by Ashutosh Sharma and Vipraj Nigam against the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG).

Chai is the Hindi word for tea — any kind — so chai tea really means “tea tea.” The more accurate term is masala chai, a mixture of spices (masala) and tea (chai).

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Black tea Black tea helps you focus. (Pexels) Black tea is an oxidized type of tea with a more robust and stronger flavor than other varieties. It has a dark brown to reddish-amber color.

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Kavie’s masala tea remains as potent as ever. (Moganraj Villavan @ FMT Lifestyle) During his bicycling days, Kavie used to sell bread and biscuits as snacks to go along with his tea.

An 8-ounce cup of black tea, for example, usually has about 40 to 60 milligrams of caffeine, about half of what’s in a typical cup of brewed coffee and about twice as much as what’s in green tea.

The masala drinks are served hot in small, medium and large cups that cost RM1, RM2 and RM4 respectively. Kavievanan making masala tea at his Tea Thambi stall in Brickfields.