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This category covers everyday black tea and masala chai for regular drinking; Herbal Food Supplements > Teas covers caffeine-free wellness infusions like Tulsi or Chamomile.

Traditionally, black tea and whole spices are simmered together with milk and water, then sweetened to taste — check the specific product's packaging for a suggested method.

Yes — masala chai is made with black tea, which naturally contains caffeine.

Kashmiri Chai, also called pink tea or noon chai, is a distinctive tea traditionally made with baking soda (which creates its pink colour) and served with a pinch of salt.

Both formats are available — check the individual product page for specifics.

Store in an airtight container away from light, heat and moisture, and use within about 12 months of opening for best flavour.

Some masala chai blends can be steeped like a regular tea bag in hot water and milk, though the traditional simmered method typically produces a stronger flavour.

It's the same base ingredient; this listing is positioned for everyday drinking, while the Herbal Food Supplements listing is positioned around its traditional wellness use.

Sourcing and certification details vary by brand — check the individual product page.

This varies by tea type and strength preference — check the individual product's brewing guidance.

Masala chai contains caffeine from black tea, so many parents choose to limit or avoid it for young children — check with a pediatrician if unsure.

Product availability varies — check the site for spice-only chai masala blends versus pre-mixed tea-and-spice products.

Loose-leaf tea generally offers a fuller flavour and more control over strength, while tea bags are more convenient for a quick, consistent cup.

Gift set availability varies by season and promotion — check the site for current offerings.

Yes — black tea can be brewed strong, cooled and served over ice, sweetened to taste.