The Love for Chai: Why do Indians love tea so much
lifestyle May 21 2024
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International Tea Day is observed on May 21 every year.
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Origins of tea
Did you know that tea traces its origin back to China? Over the course of a few centuries, it spread across the whole world.
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Tea in India
Tea was introduced to India by the British during the 19th century.
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Most Indians begin their day with a hot cup of chai.
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A national drink
Chai is not only a hot beverage; it is an emotion. Whether for breakfasts or a break from work, nothing brings people together quite like a cup of tea.
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Chai and samosa
Chai prepared with ginger and served with samosas is the ultimate combination.
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Health benefits
With black pepper, ginger, and cloves, chai becomes the ultimate health drink when one has a cold.
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Tea varieties
From Darjeeling tea to Coorg’s special chai, there are several varieties of tea in India.
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Chai, Chai, and Chai
It is an all-season drink. Not only in winters or monsoon, Indians love to drink chai even in the sweltering heat of summer.
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Tea startups
Over the years, there has been a surge in tea startups in the country, catering to the demands of Indians.