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Types of Tea in India

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There are wide variety of Tea's in India and especially we have wide variety if tea's in each state and each tastes different. What ever the taste or colur be, The drinkers mood will be change instantly as we drink one of the chais. As always Chai are awesome we cant argue in that.  Some Popular Tea's In India: Masala Chai A tea spiced with Indian flavors, and desired greatly on cold mornings. The most common spices used are cardamom, clove, black pepper, cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg. Recipes use some or all of this in varying proportions.  Adrak or Ginger Chai Adrak or ginger chai is a hot favorite, especially during winter. Grated ginger is added to the tea pot while the tea is brewing. This is also considered the elixir for colds because of ginger's reputation for clearing sinuses.  Elaichi or Cardamom Chai Another hot favorite, this uses freshly ground or powdered cardamom. It's sweet from the cardamom and is a refreshing choice of chai. C...
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Magic In Every Sip

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 As we heard the name Tea or Chai, we just remember some friends whom we choose to go with to drink a tea. As that time passes we now live in a world full of crisis and negativity. Every one is busy with there phone. Even on walking they need their phone as their companion.  Why this happened? Why we people separated from each other and create our own virtual world and we all are trapped inside of it. Now a days we need keep social distance and all but the usage of phone and we all rarely speak to each other face to face (currently we cant see their faces without mask but we need to talk right). I really don't know about you guys but I literally felt alone Because we friends use to go every day at a tea shop, to not just drink tea and come home but to talk and we don't know anything about the topic of the conversation but it really feels good. we usually 5 member of gang. every day the main topic will be each member of the gang and making fun of that guy will be main topic of ...
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