10 Things All Passionate Chai Lovers Can Relate To!

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10 Things All Passionate Chai Lovers Can Relate To!

ByOnusha Ahmad
Posted on Jan 16, 2017
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You do not need to be British to be obsessed with tea. If you’re a Pakistani, chances are you’re a passionate chai lover who is always in the search for the next best cup of tea.


So if you’re a chai obsessed person, you can relate to our list of things only tea lovers will understand.

1 YOU CANT LIVE WITHOUT THE FIRST CUP OF THE DAY

The first thing that crosses your mind in the morning is the huge hot cup of tea that you will be gulping down soon with your delicious paratha!

2. 1 CUP IS NEVER ENOUGH

As a chai obsessed person, you know that 1 cup is just never enough to satisfy that tea lover inside you.

3. CHAI-BISCUIT COMBO IS THE BEST!

You don’t always need fancy sandwiches to go with your cup of tea. Biscuits are the perfect partner for a hot cup of steaming tea.

4. DHABA KI CHAI IS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT!

If you want the real deal, go down to the dhaba at the end of your street for the perfect chai ka cup!

5. YOU BELONG TO THE ULTIMATE TEA TEAM

This tea-lovin’ team meets every night at that specific chai-cafe for a hot cuppa and gossips!

6. TEA IS YOUR GO-TO DRINK!

Coffee, juices, and sodas are like so last year!

7. YOUR PARTNER IN RAIN!

A rainy day, breezy winds and that perfectly brewed cup = absolute bliss!

8. IT IS YOUR PERFECT BOOK COMPANION

 

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8. IT IS YOUR PERFECT BOOK COMPANION

Your favorite book along with a cup of tea becomes a million times enjoyable

9. PEOPLE WHO DON’T LIKE TEA ARE YOUR ARCH ENEMIES!

How can one not like tea? Instantly ‘un-friend‘ those losers!

10. YOU CAN’T HANDLE IT WHEN SOMEONE SAYS THERE’S NO MORE TEA!

Seems like it is the end of the world!

Do you know anyone who is obsessed with tea? Tag them in the comments below!

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[Nilgiri]

Tea is OK. Coffee is better

 

[Zibago]

Tea is OK. Coffee is better

I drink coffee cuz i have to i drink tea cuz i want to

 

[Hell hound]

Tea is OK. Coffee is better

Fellow coffee lover

 

[livingdead]

for last one month I have been drinking coffee instead of tea(always hated coffee)... and strangely I don't hate it anymore....

 

[Nilgiri]

Fellow coffee lover

90%+ of South Indians prefer Coffee (laced with chicory and brewed very strongly) to Tea, its in our genetics I think

I believe the first coffee in the subcontinent arrived in the South Indian coastline from trade with Arabia and African horn...not too long after its qualities were chanced upon by those Ethiopian shepherds investigating why their flocks were acting so jittery and hyper

The coffee growing families of Mysore area are some of the richest heritage farmers in the whole area I believe (their weddings are certainly quite lavish having been to one of them few years back)....because there are not many suitable places for growing it outside of southern Deccan in India...hence its somewhat the monopoly for them.

Tea is much more recent introduction to mainstream South Asia (excluding the possible pockets of the North East where it has apparently been around for a much longer time) but it could be grown in much larger amounts given there are many steep foothills and such all around the region.

 

[Hell hound]

90%+ of South Indians prefer Coffee (laced with chicory and brewed very strongly) to Tea, its in our genetics I think

I believe the first coffee in the subcontinent arrived in the South Indian coastline from trade with Arabia and African horn...not too long after its qualities were chanced upon by those Ethiopian shepherds investigating why their flocks were acting so jittery and hyper

The coffee growing families of Mysore area are some of the richest heritage farmers in the whole area I believe (their weddings are certainly quite lavish having been to one of them few years back)....because there are not many suitable places for growing it outside of southern Deccan in India...hence its somewhat the monopoly for them.

Tea is much more recent introduction to mainstream South Asia (excluding the possible pockets of the North East where it has apparently been around for a much longer time) but it could be grown in much larger amounts given there are many steep foothills and such all around the region.

90%+ of South Indians prefer Coffee (laced with chicory and brewed very strongly) to Tea, its in our genetics I think

I believe the first coffee in the subcontinent arrived in the South Indian coastline from trade with Arabia and African horn...not too long after its qualities were chanced upon by those Ethiopian shepherds investigating why their flocks were acting so jittery and hyper

The coffee growing families of Mysore area are some of the richest heritage farmers in the whole area I believe (their weddings are certainly quite lavish having been to one of them few years back)....because there are not many suitable places for growing it outside of southern Deccan in India...hence its somewhat the monopoly for them.

Tea is much more recent introduction to mainstream South Asia (excluding the possible pockets of the North East where it has apparently been around for a much longer time) but it could be grown in much larger amounts given there are many steep foothills and such all around the region.

Thanks for the info didn't knew it earlier.