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Tulsi Chai Tea is a bold, invigorating blend that combines the earthy, peppery notes of traditional chai spices with the soothing, herbal richness of tulsi (holy basil).
The result is a perfectly balanced infusion with warming spices, a hint of sweetness, and an aromatic complexity that delights the senses.
🌱 origin: India
🌱 type: Chai
🌱 flavour: honey, spicy, sweet
In the 1830s, the British East India Company became concerned about the Chinese monopoly on tea. After discovering the existence of the Camelia Sinensis Assamica tea plants in India, then began to cultivate their own tea plantations.
While tea was incredibly popular in the West, most Indians found it too expensive. In 1901, the Indian Tea Association decided that to make more money, they needed Indians to drink tea too.
In order to popularise tea, the Indian Tea Association set up vendors, known as chaiwalas, at major railway stations, outside of factories, cotton mills and coal mines, convincing employers to give Indians a mandatory tea break every day.
Each chaiwala wanted to stand out from the crowd, so they started adding spices to their tea, like black pepper, cardamom and ginger,
developing their own special masala, or spice mix.
Tulsi chai tea is a herbal infusion made from the leaves of the sacred tulsi plant, also known as holy basil, blended with traditional chai spices like ginger, cardamom and cinnamon. It is caffeine free and popular for its calming and healing properties.
Yes, tulsi chai is considered beneficial for overall health. It is rich in antioxidants and known to support the immune system, reduce stress, aid digestion and help regulate blood sugar levels.
No, tulsi chai is naturally caffeine free. Unlike traditional chai made with black tea, tulsi chai uses the tulsi herb as its base, making it a good choice for those avoiding caffeine.
Yes, drinking tulsi chai daily is generally safe for most people and may help manage stress, inflammation and digestion. However, those who are pregnant or on medication should consult a health professional first.
People who are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking blood thinning medication should speak to a doctor before drinking tulsi tea. Tulsi may also affect blood sugar and hormone levels in some individuals.
Yes, tulsi chai is known to soothe the stomach. It may help relieve indigestion, bloating and cramps thanks to its anti-inflammatory and carminative properties.
Yes, tulsi contains natural anti-inflammatory compounds. Regular consumption of tulsi chai may help reduce inflammation in the body, which is linked to many chronic conditions.
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This chai is such a cozy blend! The tulsi adds a lovely herbal depth that makes it feel calming, while the spices bring just the right amount of warmth and sweetness. It’s bold, aromatic, and super satisfying!
SIZE | 20g, 140g, 280g |
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