Straining into a cup. Thick. Malai on top. Sweet enough to make you close your eyes.
The boil-over (the perfect ‘ufaal’). One ufaal. Two ufaal. That’s where the magic happens.
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Slow down. Add the milk first.
👇 Team Doodh Wali Chai (Milky) or Team Kadak Chai (Strong)? Straining into a cup
Doodh wali chai is characterized by its opaque, beige-cream color and its velvety texture. Unlike its “cutting” cousin, this tea uses a 70:30 or 80:20 ratio of milk to water. The result? A cup that is low on tannin bitterness and high on comfort.
Never add tea leaves to cold milk. Always bring the milk to a rolling boil first. Sweet enough to make you close your eyes
This blend is crafted specifically for those who believe chai should leave a mustache of malai on your upper lip. Heavy on the milk, heavy on the flavor.