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“REALLY SWEET! But I can’t deny that I enjoyed it. If I didn’t know it packed a lot of calories, I would have had an immediate second cup. It was fast, simple, and fragrant (as a chai should be!). ...” Read full tasting note
“A vanilla tea for National Vanilla Pudding Day from Devon Bartholomew. Unfortunately, I don’t taste vanilla and I don’t really even taste tea. All I can taste is the milk powder. It’s very much...” Read full tasting note
“Got this as a Chai Latte from Cookies by George, a specialty coffee/cookie shop based in my mall. I don’t generally get drinks from them because they’re largely coffee based and that just isn’t my...” Read full tasting note
We added an extra touch of vanilla to this convenient blend of signature spices, black tea and milk. All you need to do is add water!
TO MAKE
Mix two tablespoons of dry mix with 8 ounces hot water.
INGREDIENTS
Sugar, Dried Whole Milk, Dried Nonfat Milk, Dried Honey, Tapioca Maltodextrin, Instant Black Tea, Natural Flavor, and Salt.
https://oregonchai.com/our-products/vanilla-packets/
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REALLY SWEET! But I can’t deny that I enjoyed it. If I didn’t know it packed a lot of calories, I would have had an immediate second cup. It was fast, simple, and fragrant (as a chai should be!). Still, I think it will probably be too sweet for some people, but I have a sweet tooth from years of drinking those awful flavored coffees from fast food chains. I will definitely want to keep this in my cupboard and try other products from Oregon Chai!
A vanilla tea for National Vanilla Pudding Day from Devon Bartholomew.
Unfortunately, I don’t taste vanilla and I don’t really even taste tea. All I can taste is the milk powder. It’s very much like the Nestle hot chocolate powders, but without the benefit of the chocolate. :/
Flavors: Milk
Way back in the day, before I was a “tea person,” I remember having a box of the regular Oregon Chai that I would make often. After I got into “proper” tea the box sat, untouched, for years. Then I decided to make a cup one day, and that milk powder had gone so off there were clumps of it in my cup.
Oh gosh, I can only imagine how awful that tasted. I hadn’t thought of powdered milk going bad, but of course that makes sense.
Got this as a Chai Latte from Cookies by George, a specialty coffee/cookie shop based in my mall. I don’t generally get drinks from them because they’re largely coffee based and that just isn’t my jam, but their cookies and bagels? Holy fuck have those become a routine part of my work week…
Something compelled me to get a Chai Latte the other day though; and this is the brand that they use for their lattes. It wasn’t bad; very, very sweet and not actually that spicey overall. I suppose in the grand scheme of things that could be a negative or a positive depending on what you’re wanting out of a Chai. I liked it well enough though, and was impressed with what I got given that this is a latte mix (AKA powder). So, it could have been a whole lot worse IMO. Plus, CBG adds a nice cinnamon sugar topping on top which was really good, and a nice touch!
I was born in Oregon (and now live just a state away, in Idaho) and that stuff is everywhere over here! I may even have a box of powder that I totally forgot about tucked away in the back of my cupboard somewhere. I should probably revisit it sometime, now that I’m reminded of it…
Every single Chai latte I ordered as a child was made with this stuff! So I’m biased towards it. Haha Although the liquid is what they used not the powder.
