Bhakti Chai

Bhakti Chai is fabulous and delicious. It’s gingery, slightly peppery flavor is a comfort «food» for me. My neighbor and their kids love it too. If you are looking for sweet non-​spicey chai, this is not for you. And if you want the true chai flavor with a delicate blend of yummy spices, then I highly recommend this! It’s warming and soothing on a cold winter day and when chilled on a hot day, it is cooling and comforting. I cannot say enough about this great chai. I love chai and had been looking for the perfect blend of spices and this definitely is it!

When I lived in Colorado I was all about Bhakti Chai! When I moved to Washington I was quite sad to leave the brand name back in Colorado… or so I thought.
While in Colorado Bhakti Chai mix was often available at local coffee shops. Their mix was liquid and not powder which seems to up the quality considerably. The powdered mixes always had a layer at the bottom of the cup, no matter how well mixed it was and then tiny little bits would stick in my throat and I would have a coughing fit. Yes, I know… very attractive and maybe TMI.
Anyway the recipe for Bhakti Chai is spicy which I prefer over the more sweetened brands you come across in more frequence.
My hopes were lifted that when I finally found bottled Bhakti here in Washington which just as amazing as what you get in the coffee shops! I found the brand at some Target store locations but knew that it was not going to be a permanent fixture there as with any selections in a grocery store. So every time I went there I would buy a number of bottles. I found the brand at CO-​OPs as well up in Seattle which gives me a sufficient back up.
In Colorado bottled Bhakti can be obtained at more higher end grocers like Whole Foods for example.

Spicy ginger, just how I like it.
Need to find some of the unsweetened decaf version.
I heard it only comes as concentrate.
Supposed to blend with milk.
Please — I’ll drink it straight. #thatswhatshesaid