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04-16-2014, 03:08 PM
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Location: Montreal, Quebec
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Originally Posted by WoodstockSchool1980
"Chai" is Hindi for "tea", simple as that. Tea in India is usually spiced, and the spices used can vary a lot, depending on one's taste, region, mood etc. There is no standard. In my experience, cardamom is the most common. I usually use cardamom and fresh ginger.
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"Chai" is also Russian for tea. The term "Chai tea" always throws me for a loop. It means Tea tea. |
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