Chai spice blend

Chai spice blend

The lovely aroma of chai spice filling a room. There's something about the smell of cinnamon, vanilla, nutmeg and other spices that just puts me in my comfort spot. This blend not only tastes AMAZING, but it's organic ingredients offers potential benefits that makes it a win win! You can add to coffee, matcha, or your other favorite beverage and it can be enjoyed hot or over ice!

Blend Description:

The lovely spices in this blend gives any beverage a flavor spike that's sure to please. This chai spice blend mixes cinnamon, ginger, allspice, cloves, and nutmeg for a warm, zesty kick with sweet and earthy vibes. Vanilla bean smooths it out with a creamy touch, making it a cozy, flavorful combo.

What's Included:

- 60g of chai spice Organic Herbal Tea Blend

- 30 servings

- scoop

Ingredients: 

• Organic cinnamon
• Organic ginger
• Organic allspice
• Organic cloves
• Organic nutmeg
• Organic vanilla bean

Steeping instructions (for spiced matcha)

• Heat 3oz of water until near boiling
• Add 1tsp of matcha powder and 1tsp of chai blend to water and blend well with frother or whisk
• If making hot matcha, heat up 5oz of the milk of choice (warm not boiling) and pour over blended matcha/chai
• If making iced matcha, fill glass with ice and pour blended matcha over ice. Add 5oz of milk of choice and sweetener of choice

Disclaimer:

While Matt's Teas takes pride in offering premium herbal blends, we do not provide medical advice or endorse our products for medicinal purposes. Our aim is to deliver exceptional tea experiences while providing informative content.

Important Information:

The information provided about the ingredients and potential benefits of our herbal tea blends is intended solely for educational purposes. It is not intended as a recommendation or endorsement of any specific medical treatment, health regimen, or medicinal use.

Herbal Information Disclosure:

Our information on herbs and their potential effects is derived from general knowledge and should not be considered a substitute for professional medical advice. Individual responses to herbs may vary, and we strongly advise consulting a qualified healthcare practitioner for personalized guidance, especially if you have specific health concerns or conditions.