Doing nothing is respectable at tea
Chai or tea, is exotic as well as regular. It is the energy drink of the masses in my country.
We Indians prefer to sip our tea from a glass 😉
What you see in the image, is the rustic way how morning tea is consumed by the masses………with some ‘rusk’.
Rusk is a toast (like a bread toast on the crispy side), produced in bulk by local bakeries. It is made of flour, semolina, butter, sweetner, with a delicate flavoring of fennel and poppy seeds.
I buy rusk from a nearby local bakery which substitutes the refined flour with multi -grain flour. They are fresh, crisp and aromatic. 🙂
Entry for Justine’s Tea Time #8
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Indian chai is the best 😀
absolutely 😀
It s really nice,but difficult to find the real one in Málaga.I test it in Turkey ,Stambul between the blue Mezquite and Saint Sofia.A few years pass by but still remain the voice of a man sell it “chair,chai chai….” Nice really nice.
Thank you. You can hear similar voice all over India 🙂
Oooh I missed this post in the high activity of Easter and travelling home I do apologise.
Happy Easter first of all!
I love chai it is my favourite tea by the way so learning the ‘proper’ way to drink it is a bonus for me! How do you make yours or do you buy made? I know there are some tweeks to the chai recipe or so I’ve seen.
I love the sound of that bread too, yum!
Thank you for coming to Tea Time I hope you’ve had time to visit everyone with your chai and have fun xx
MMMMMMMMM!
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I am a Chai Addict … I can’t get sleep without my cuppa..and I like to to be strong … Mumbai cutting chai style ..;)
😀 I used to be addicted to brewed coffee once upon a time. My only cup of tea is in the morning 🙂
Oh the humble “chaah da galaas”
Love the way this has been presented 😀😀
Thank you 🙂