I’m back with a very special interview series. If you haven’t already heard, I Try Chai has launched our first chai sampler box! One of the very best chais included in this set is from Tipu’s Chai.

To let you guys get to know the brand a little better, I reached out to Amy O’Hoyt from Tipu’s, and she was kind enough to take the time to do an interview with I Try Chai.

This is a 3-for-one special here at I Try Chai, this is a recipe for pumpkin chai syrup that you can use for many different things, from coffee to cold foam & sweet cream (as we’ll see later in this post).

I Try Chai has launched our first chai sampler box! Included is ITC’s top 3 chais (as seen on the blog).

One of the very best chais included in this set is from The Reluctant Trading Experiment, their Bollywood Theater Masala Chai .

I reached out to Scott Eirinberg from Reluctant Trading, and he was kind enough to take the time to do a little interview so you can get to know the brand more.

Featuring 3 of I Try Chai’s top rated masala chai blends, you will get 3 oz of loose leaf masala-chai-goodness from The Reluctant Trading Experiment, Firepot Nomadic Teas, and Tipu’s Chai. This box makes for a great gift for your favorite chai enthusiast, or a nice treat for yourself. The box features the best of the best chai to date.

Urban seems to have discontinued the perfume unfortunately, and I will straight up tell you I haven’t found any dupes yet. HOWEVER, I have some good news for you fans.

This is Arvo, a trendy cafe located on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. I’ve seen this place all over instagram, as well as been recommended by friends. I got a recommendation to try their lavender chai …

I came across this recipe for chai vanilla shortbread on Pinterest and knew I had to try it out.

As I mentioned before, they have kindly sent me a sampler set to go ahead and try out! I’m very excited for this one, I’ve never had chai with earl grey tea as the base.

In today’s post we’re gonna talk about what a dirty chai is, why it rocks, and also a recipe so you can try it out for yourself.

The chai vs coffee debate has been an article I’ve wanted to write for a while, and I’ve finally gotten around to it. I mean, there’s so many aspects to think about, from flavor to caffeine and everything in between. So if you’re an avid coffee drinker, why should you try chai? Can chai ever replace coffee for you? And what makes chai better than coffee?

Recently, I was surprised with a delicious cake made by our friend Bran of Bran’s Baked Delights, inspired by my Lavender Chai recipe!

As a big oat milk believer, of course the day Starbucks started serving Oatly oat milk, I had to go and try it for myself! I’ve included my review, a little not-so-secret menu chai (basically my new favorite way to order!) and a Starbucks copycat recipe you can do right at home!