Hello
We discovered chai latte during our vacation in Australia. We have never liked the blends available in Switzerland... they just don't taste good and/or look a bit unusual in terms of color. In Australia we found Bondi Chai Latte, which is super fine and has probably already won awards. Perhaps it would be worth trying to make the chai latte better known in Switzerland too...
Hello
We discovered chai latte during our vacation in Australia. We have never liked the blends available in Switzerland... they just don't taste good and/or look a bit unusual in terms of color. In Australia we found Bondi Chai Latte, which is super fine and has probably already won awards. Perhaps it would be worth trying to make the chai latte better known in Switzerland too...
The exciting combination Bondi Chai Club Cinnamon made from black tea, vanilla, cinnamon, aniseed and cloves and the hot drink Bondi Chai Vanilla Honey made from Darjeeling tea extract, honey, vanilla and ginger are available in 14 gram portion sticks in my teas, such as Tetley, Tea-Time, Tencha and Klostergarten.
Became aware of the tea at book lectures and events in (B, D, NL). Then ordered a box of 100 sticks each online from "Bondi Chai Latte" from Alex Deleeuw (Unterhaching)! Delivered promptly by DHL.
The exciting combination Bondi Chai Club Cinnamon made from black tea, vanilla, cinnamon, aniseed and cloves and the hot drink Bondi Chai Vanilla Honey made from Darjeeling tea extract, honey, vanilla and ginger are available in 14 gram portion sticks in my teas, such as Tetley, Tea-Time, Tencha and Klostergarten.
Became aware of the tea at book lectures and events in (B, D, NL). Then ordered a box of 100 sticks each online from "Bondi Chai Latte" from Alex Deleeuw (Unterhaching)! Delivered promptly by DHL.
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Hello Pat_1972
I must have missed something during my vacation in Australia ;-). What makes Bondi Chai so special compared to the chai teas we have here?
I'm happy to pass on your suggestion. However, I can't promise you that we will be able to introduce another variety in addition to the chai latte that we already have in our range. Introducing a new product always means taking another product off the shelves to make room.
Kind regards
Tanja
Good morning @Tanja_Migros
I was served the Aroma Festival for the first time in fall 2013 year - since then I buy it in packages!
So a stick costs the equivalent of ≈ -.70 centimes including packaging. Nelly loved it and my visitors and neighbors like the milk preparations too! After visiting my "signature" in Berlin, I will send you two samples each (Karin can also try them)!
Bondi Chai is almost fat-free (98%) when prepared with skimmed milk. Contains the same amount of caffeine as green tea or half of a normal black tea. Contains no artificial brighteners, emulsifiers, preservatives, stabilizers or sweeteners.
Compared to the "Bondi Chai", the "Tea Time Chai Latte" is a spice-free broth, despite the same sugar content!
Best regards
Istanbul
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@Fredericadeinedescription sounds very tempting - you've made me really curious now (and I've been craving chai tea since yesterday anyway) ;-).
Best regards
Tanja
I have now tried the Migros Tea Time Chai Latte as a comparison. First with water, then with milk. Unfortunately, both times the result was such that I wasn't looking forward to the next cup... This typical instant product somehow doesn't suit my taste at all... I'd rather just have a black tea with a "coffee cream"
Here is the list of ingredients of Bondi Chai: Sugar, Whey Powder, Skim Milk Powder, Black Tea Extract (3%), Honey Powder, Flavors, Natural Colour (Caramel III), Ginger, Star Anise.
Best regards Pat_1972
Guest
Hello Pat_1972
I must have missed something during my vacation in Australia ;-). What makes Bondi Chai so special compared to the chai teas we have here?
I'm happy to pass on your suggestion. However, I can't promise you that we will be able to introduce another variety in addition to the chai latte that we already have in our range. Introducing a new product always means taking another product off the shelves to make room.
Kind regards
Tanja
Good morning @Tanja_Migros
I was served the Aroma Festival for the first time in fall 2013 year - since then I buy it in packages!So a stick costs the equivalent of ≈ -.70 centimes including packaging. Nelly loved it and my visitors and neighbors like the milk preparations too! After visiting my "signature" in Berlin, I will send you two samples each (Karin can also try them)!
Bondi Chai is almost fat-free (98%) when prepared with skimmed milk. Contains the same amount of caffeine as green tea or half of a normal black tea. Contains no artificial brighteners, emulsifiers, preservatives, stabilizers or sweeteners.
Compared to the "Bondi Chai", the "Tea Time Chai Latte" is a spice-free broth, despite the same sugar content!
Best regards
Istanbul
Guest
@Fredericadeinedescription sounds very tempting - you've made me really curious now (and I've been craving chai tea since yesterday anyway) ;-).
Best regards
Tanja
I have now tried the Migros Tea Time Chai Latte as a comparison. First with water, then with milk. Unfortunately, both times the result was such that I wasn't looking forward to the next cup... This typical instant product somehow doesn't suit my taste at all... I'd rather just have a black tea with a "coffee cream"
Here is the list of ingredients of Bondi Chai: Sugar, Whey Powder, Skim Milk Powder, Black Tea Extract (3%), Honey Powder, Flavors, Natural Colour (Caramel III), Ginger, Star Anise.
Best regards Pat_1972
