Go-Yogik Chai Tea Indian Spice masala (80 Servings)-100g |Herbal Blend of 6 Super Spices | Caffiene Free | Vegan | Gluten Free | Unsweetened

I did some research before I decided to purchase this brand and I'm so glad I did, all natural ingredients with no added milk powders or sugar which is what I wanted...I wanted authentic taste and boy did this deliver!I perfected my own Chai latte at home and knew what I was adding to make it taste perfect for me☺️Little goes a long way...I used half a small teaspoon and that was enough for me...add more if you like it spicier!I will be buying again, I'm very impressed 👍

I really love how strong this powder is! and I just need a pinch of it. The aroma is wonderful and you can feel that ginger at the back of your throat. I will be buying it again!

Easy to use but found it not as flavoursome as expected but possibly my fault in preparing it

As a fan of chai tra I've always purchased pre-prepared bags but this spicy mix is a far superior alternative both in terms of taste and value for money. The taste is highly reviving. I will definitely be buying again.

I've added sugar, sweetener, cinnamon sugar, I couldn't make it taste like a nice chai latte. Just tasted like dried flowers. Not at all what I thought

Finally I have found a mixture that tastes wonderful. Thankyou

There is nothing that I dislike about this tea it is warming and refreshing I love it

will buy again

I love adding this to my oatmeal

As good as it gets without the teh tarik vendor pulling the tea. Best option I've found in a masala where I can tweak the depth that I want in a tea, in the laziest manner possible. Super convenient and yet authentic taste of masala chai. Will definitely buy again.

I'm a big fan of these powdered teas, especially the chai. I don't love this one, but it is nice and strong, and I just add a shake of cinnamon and a bit of grated fresh turmeric to soften the flavor a bit.It is easiest to make in a pot on the stove. Heat until boiling about a cup of water, toss in a tea bag or loose leaf tea, lower temp to about half and steep while simmering. (these spices are best when added to a tea, not alone). Once tea is strong, pour in 1 cup milk of your choice and about one teaspoon of tea spice. Bring back to near boil at simmering temperature. It will take awhile. Make breakfast or do the dishes, don't let pot boil over! When the milk and water are hot stir a few times and wait until the color darkens a bit to a rich caramel color.I like to ladle out of the pot and pour into a fine tea strainer into my cup. The spice can get really gritty depending on the brand, and not straining can make that last sip unpleasant! Add a bit of sweetener if you need to - it is already sweetened somewhat - and enjoy! Because it does take awhile to make I tend to fill the whole pot, add a bunch of tea bags and about 3 tsp of spice. I scoop out my first cup and let the rest cool and get a bit stronger and let the spice settle to the bottom of the pot.. I then strain into a teapot I keep in the fridge and microwave each cup as I go. Toss the tea bags or it will get bitter! If you don't drink it all that day, its even better the next day!Tip: Try different teas. I really like an Earl Gray teabag tossed in. And I used up my roobios chai loose leaf tea in one pot. Normally I keep it caffeine free with decaf orange pekoe, but I just bought a big box of English Breakfast and will be using those. Like I said, this mix is strong and I found myself not using as much but not getting all the subtle flavors I like in chai, so I've been adding it to a very mild cinnamon based chai that didn't have enough kick. That balanced it out perfectly for me. Otherwise I was adding cinnamon sticks and a clove to the pot. Turmeric is just so soothing to the stomach I like grating that in. I'm going to try grating ginger in the mild spice mix, or add Bengal Spice tea, or do some combo of all of the above! So long as YOU like it, it isn't done wrong!!!

Looked everywhere in Canada for a chai powder that could easily mix into tea or other drinks and this one was not only the right price but also ended up being perfect. You can adjust how much you use to make it more or less spicey and it's a very fine powder that blends well. Love this!

It is ok & even on the Spicy side! I thought it was going to be a powder, it was not-it is more like loose tea.I wouldn't buy again!~Kim G.