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South African Chai

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Are you looking for something a little more spicy and aromatic? 
Let us introduce you to one of our most popular blends, South African Chai. A caffeine-free, smooth and spicy chai using organic rooibos from the Cederberg region of South Africa. Rooibos, or 'red-bush' is native to South Africa and is a traditional beverage of locals.
​ The peppery tones and smooth vanilla-like taste of rooibos open up a world of possibilities for sweet and savoury food accompaniments at tea-time. Lemon tart anyone? 
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Profile: smooth, spicy, ginger, fragrant

Pairings: Lemon desserts, custard desserts, lemon steamed fish, spiced charred chicken, dark chocolate​

Brewing Guide (standard)
Leaf;         1 1/2 teaspoons
Temp;      100 *C
Time;        3- 4 minutes
Add milk to taste (optional)

Brewing Guide (stovetop)
Leaf;       1 1/2 teaspoons per cup
Milk;       1 cup per person
Time;      Add the milk and tea leaves to the pot, bring to a simmer.
Simmer the tea and spice blend in the milk on low heat for at least 5 minutes. Strain and enjoy!

Read our blog post "South African Chai and Koeksisters" for a delicious and traditional tea-time recipe!
Ingredients: Organic Rooibos (South Africa), organic peppercorn, ginger & cardamom pods
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