Chai Latte the future Drink of Singapore

Why does Tea Latte will become a preferred drink to the people of Singapore?

Well the answer is simple.

Chai or Tea Latte has its own benefits over other drinks which includes but are not limited to these

1.    Aerated drinks are not good for health, and are being avoided by many.

2.    Coffee which again has a high caffeine levels is not any better.

3.    And not many likes the warm water tea bag drinks which comes in different variants like

a.    Green tea

b.    Black tea

c.    Lemon Tea

d.    White Tea and so on.

4.    Fresh juices and bottled juices may be great for health but are not substitute to coffee lovers or people who love warm drinks especially when the temperature goes down.

Thus the Tea emerges out as a winner which is warm, refreshing and is not as high in caffeine as coffee. To your surprise a typical cup of Coffee has as much as 3 to 5 times caffeine as compared to a cup of tea, and this clears the point.

Some of the lesser known fact is that Singapore host many high tea parties and Chai Latte is part of those parties and to some parties the name is of a flavour of the tea latte and the theme is set as per the same arrangement.

Not only Britishers but, the traditions of having an afternoon tea is being extended to around the worlds, and is more famous in the earlier British colonies.

An afternoon tea is synonymous to gatherings of your close pals at home and is usually more famous among ladies as kitty party and as small tea breaks in offices with your colleagues and staff.

Your late afternoon or early evening tea usually happens between 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm with an a little exception to it as per schedule.

A cup to Tea Latte with friends and family not only helps you to connect with them but keeps your heart healthy from the laughs and tea.

And with Bondi Chai Latte you have two options to make your chai Party a perfect one.

    Vanilla honey flavours which is a mild and soft flavour and

    Club Cinnamon flavour (which is on the stronger side)

These are premixed powders which are handpicked spices of tea, milk, honey and sugar, and with Bondi Chai Latte you are sure to get options which not only includes hot and cold beverages but different food recipes as well, like ice creams, pie, cheesecake, cookies etc.

So with Bondi Chai Tea with, you can easily host a tea party any time and attend guests which come with no prior notice, and can take them with surprise over the cup of Chai Latte.

Bondi Chai is Selling Chai Late in Singapore via its website and even cafe outlets have started the tie ups to includes the food and beverage recipes in their Menu as well.

Hope you liked the details, relax and enjoy your Chai Latte Singapore.

Thanks

Michelle Chong

Chai sounds better to the ears

A beverage is a beverage. I feel you choose one, stick to it and before you know it, you cannot do without it. That is the life story of coffee–lovers and tea–lovers. Not that coffee tastes better or tea smells sweeter, but because it is the effect of a habit. Some of us drink both; have the best of both worlds. To appease the mind, we call café latte’s counterpart as masala tea latte.

The popular stories…

“Oh, my health advisor said tea is good for me” is the most often narrated reason for those who transform from coffee to tea. Most of those who shift from coffee to tea have been advised to do so. Caffeine content, bad effects to health and many more reasons are accorded to it. Some also have personal reasons. Others just fall out of a habit and into a new one.

Why should I change my coffee?

A masala tea latte does not look like a good brewing cup of coffee. Its color isn’t the same, neither is the taste. Café-holics suffer to change but there is good reason why they do.

Coffee is acidic and therefore, bad for the stomach. We need to have alkaline forming food and coffee is not the best option for that. A lot of coffee can lead to increased stress levels. It is a very strong stimulant and some studies have shown that those who drink coffee throughout the day require alcohol to counteract the coffee and enable them to sleep in the night. Then, they require another cup of coffee to counteract the alcohol in the morning. This way the vicious cycle continues. Moreover, coffee is a contributory to discolouration in teeth and bad breath. Am I dismissing coffee entirely? No, not at all! I have coffee every morning. A moderate amount of it is no harm at all. Let us just avoid being over-anxious bad breathed coffee addicts.

Thinking about chai?

Tea is not the only substitute for coffee. There are plenty of options but it is the next closest beverage for a change. There are even certain kinds of tea like the pu-erh teas which are similarly coloured as coffee and have the same feel. Surely the taste is very different. Strong alternatives of tea are usually the first step. Tea isn’t acidic. It in fact is very hydrating and anti-oxidizing for the body. It fosters the immune system and is equally as stimulating as coffee just without the extreme side-effects. Varieties of Chai like the Chai lattes that are getting more popular in the present days make it out to be an interesting experience for coffee-lovers too.

How do they change?

If you are a raging coffeholic and are wondering how people change, my answer is ‘slowly’. Habits break hard and what most people do is take a very strong black tea for the start. They give the same effect as coffee and are good for the morning. Green tea is also strong and bitter but so much more of a healthier choice. Or just have a tiny sip of coffee a day and make the rest of your day all about chai by picking some incredible flavours of Chai just like the BondiChai, a premix chai latte from Australia and which has spread to Singapore. That works too…