Drinks

Chai Tea Latte (easy)

This spiced tea with sweet tones of brown sugar and vanilla is the perfect drink for a cool morning! This Chai tea Latte is very easy to make at home and is much cheaper and better than buying the boxed chai lattes often served at coffee shops! I personally believe this homemade chai latte is even better than Starbuck’s chai latte!

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Chai tea latte (easy)

Chai Tea Latte (easy)

marilynpeight
This chai latte from scratch will ruin store bought chai lattes for you! Good thing this recipe is easy and is great to have on hand for serving guests or treating yourself on a cold winter day.
5 from 1 vote
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 5 minutes
Course Drinks
Cuisine Indian
Servings 4

Equipment

  • Drip coffee maker (linked below)
  • Saucepan (linked below)
  • Whisk (linked below)
  • Mugs (linked below)

Ingredients
  

  • 4 black tea bags
  • 2 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
  • 1 teaspoon ground ginger
  • 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
  • 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
  • 2 cups water
  • 2 cups whole milk
  • 1/3 cup brown sugar
  • 2-3 teaspoons vanilla simple syrup *see note
  • whipped cream for topping optional

Instructions
 

  • Place the tea bags and spices in the filter of a drip coffee maker. Add water to the coffee maker and brew.
  • Heat and stir together: milk, brown sugar and vanilla simple syrup in a medium sized saucepan until hot to touch, but do not allow to boil.
  • Once tea is brewed and the sweetened milk mixture is heated, mix all together and pour into mugs. Serve with whipped topping (optional) and enjoy!

Notes

You can also use Vanilla creamer instead of Vanilla simple syrup. Add to the milk mixture to taste. 
Feel free to use dairy free milk, such as Almond or Oat milk, in this chai latte recipe. 
Keyword Chai tea latte, better than Starbucks, Chai latte from scratch, easy
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Equipment:

  • Drip Coffee machine Using a drip coffee machine to brew the tea and spices together makes this recipe a breeze!
  • Saucepan I use a medium sized saucepan to whisk up the milk and sweeteners.
  • Whisk I prefer to use a wire handled whisk because I’ve had too much trouble with plastic whisks leaking while I’m stirring!
  • Mugs Serving this Chai tea latte from scratch in a pretty mug makes the experience even more enjoyable!

note* I use Torani French vanilla coffee syrup for this recipe.

If you enjoy making your own drinks at home try homemade cold brew or homemade Mocha Frappuccino.

Place spices and tea bags in a coffee filter and then place into the basket of the coffee machine.

When I discovered this drink as a teenager it quickly became a favorite of mine. I have many good memories of sitting around with my siblings and friends, drinking this hot chai tea latte and playing games during the cold and dismal winters we have here in the Northeast. Another plus for me with this drink is that is has some caffeine but not enough to keep me from sleeping at night, making it a great afternoon pick me up!

This recipe was inspired by Taste of home.

Combine the three ingredients for the milk mixture.

Note*

French vanilla creamer can also be used in the milk mixture. Add creamer to taste.

Once the milk mixture and the spiced tea is brewed, simply pour the tea into the milk mixture, stir and Enjoy!

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3 Comments

  1. Cheryl Donnelly says:

    We absolutely love this recipe!❤️

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