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Got milk?

My husband came home with a Breville cappaccino machine.

We had just enough milk to make ONE experimental latte.

What I really need, however, is for someone to tell me how to make Chai tea with the frothy milk stuff. I don't care for coffee. I need to find out how to make Chai like at the coffee places.

In any case, further experimentation has to wait until we can get to the store and buy MILK!

Update: Now that I have milk I've been trying to figure out how to make a Chai latte. I've gotten pretty good results by using one tea bag in 1/3 cup water and letting it seep then adding sugar to the strong tea, frothing half a cup of milk and then mixing the two together.

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Ymarsakar said…
Tea drinkers or coffe-milk derivative drinkers, all need the caffeine more or less.
7:19 PM
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