Chai has made a lot of things.
Based on Assam, I used a variety of Ceylon, Japanese black tea, milk, sugar, and spices, and I actually did my own chai business trip service and set up an event stall.
CRUSH CHAI is based on the experience of chai that I have done with my own hands, and from the café site, is it possible to do it without straining just by adding milk?
As I continued to be told, I replied, "No," but I was told many times, so it was a product that I challenged. I think I've tasted the prototype more than 1,000 times.
◾️trouble
・ It takes time and effort
・ It is troublesome to strain
・ The taste changes depending on the staff who make it.
・ If you prepare a lot, you will lose money.
・ Weak spice feeling
・High cost
・ Tea leaves absorb milk and it is difficult to calculate costs.
I was thoroughly committed to solving this problem.
◾️resolution
・Just add milk and sugar and bring to a boil (reduce preparation time)
・ As it is without straining
・ It is difficult to make a difference in taste depending on the staff who make it.
・ You can use one cup at a time, and there is no loss and garbage.
・ Feel the spice properly
・ At the wholesale price, the cost of one cup can be reduced.
・ You can drink the amount of milk you used as it is.
・ Can be arranged to the store's unique taste
That's the kind of product it is.
After a lot of trial and error at the last minute to create an authentic, spiced taste and discomfort, we arrived at a hybrid blend of spray-dried oolong tea and seven kinds of natural finely ground spices.
I tried various fine grinding of tea leaves, but I couldn't reach the desired texture even if they were finely reduced to 30μ.
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In a normal saucepan, put the powder (this product brown), sugar, and milk.
Just bring to a boil and mix. The time until boiling is the cooking time. (About 90 seconds)
Attached spoon image ↓
It is easy to make it lightweight by "scraping"