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Chai tea latte

This is it · 2024-10-20 14:35:44

Had one today from Starbucks and it was amazing, a lovely autumn/winter drink. A few years ago I got chai tea latte tea bags in SuperValu but they don't seem to do them any more. Anyone know where I can get similar in Ireland? I'm not sure if the likes of "chai" tea in Tesco would do the job?

20-10-2024 2:35pm

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Had one today from Starbucks and it was amazing, a lovely autumn/winter drink.
A few years ago I got chai tea latte tea bags in SuperValu but they don't seem to do them any more. Anyone know where I can get similar in Ireland? I'm not sure if the likes of "chai" tea in Tesco would do the job?

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#2 21-10-2024 12:54pm

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Starbucks and other cafés don't use teabags, they all use chai concentrate or powder. The teabags will never taste like the stuff you get from them. David Rio Tiger Spice is supposed to be a good home alternative, but I haven't tried it yet. Don't get Drink Me Chai anyway, it's sickly sweet (a lot sweeter than the chai lattes I get in my favourite cafés) and very bland.

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