Indian ginger tea with toast anyone?
By anamika
@anamika161088 (11868)
India
August 3, 2018 5:21am CST
It's 3:45 pm Here. This is afternoon tea time for most of the Indians.
Indian ginger tea is loved by almost all Indian. It takes milk, sugar, tea leaves, crushed ginger to make it. All things together are boiled for 6-10 minutes to have ginger flavor. Biscuits and toasts go well with the tea. It's refreshing and takes away the afternoon laziness.
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@Shivram59 (31777)
• India
3 Aug 18
@anamika161088 I love ginger tea with toast,but have you ever tried ginger tea with hot,spicy samosas?
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@anamika161088 (11868)
• India
5 Aug 18
Yes. Samosas and kachoris goes well with ginger tea. Yum yum
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@anamika161088 (11868)
• India
6 Aug 18
@Shivram59 Yummy and unhealthy too.. lot of cars and fats.. 
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@ridingbet (66857)
• Philippines
4 Aug 18
i haven't tasted ginger tea yet, but i drank tea in Kuwait, and it was tea with milk. does this mean that is milktea?
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@ridingbet (66857)
• Philippines
7 Aug 18
@anamika161088 so, the milk tea was coined from or invented by the Filipinos? i don't think so. maybe they just mix the tea with milk.
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@anamika161088 (11868)
• India
7 Aug 18
@ridingbet we use milk while making tea. But with water. Indian way of making tea is very different from other countries. Though in hotels, here people are now started practicing the western way of making tea maybe because people from other countries feel it better.
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@anamika161088 (11868)
• India
5 Aug 18
I am not aware of milk tea though. This one is traditional Indian beverage. It's difficult to find in other countries though. In other countries yeah is totally different from this one.
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@allknowing (130064)
• India
5 Aug 18
@anamika161088 We have changed brands several times. Earlier it's was Lopchu. But that is not available here. Taj is the brand we have now
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@eliza_godinez12 (5567)
• Philippines
3 Aug 18
That sounds yum tea. Enjoy your tea. Happy day to you.
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@Jessabuma (31700)
• Baguio, Philippines
3 Aug 18
That looks good to me. I would love to taste it.
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@anamika161088 (11868)
• India
5 Aug 18
It's tasty.. One of the most favourite Indian hot beverage it is
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@yoalldudes (35040)
• Philippines
5 Aug 18
@anamika161088 will keep that new knowledge
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@yoalldudes (35040)
• Philippines
5 Aug 18
I think it would be a good drink in your place especially on a cold rainy afternoon.
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@arunima25 (85328)
• Bangalore, India
3 Aug 18
I am waiting for my husband to have it with him. Most of the times, it is him who makes tea. I am not addicted to tea and I just have it to give him company.
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@anamika161088 (11868)
• India
5 Aug 18
Wow! Same here. I also started taking tea to give company to my husband and to in laws. And gradully it blended well in my taste buds as welll
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@anamika161088 (11868)
• India
5 Aug 18
@arunima25 That's nice of him. Nothing can replace a cup of tea made with love by husband
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@arunima25 (85328)
• Bangalore, India
5 Aug 18
@anamika161088 I gave company with a cup of milk and horlicks for many years. Only from last three years, I am having tea. Most of the times my husband makes the tea.
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@anamika161088 (11868)
• India
5 Aug 18
It tastes awesome especially in winters..
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@anamika161088 (11868)
• India
5 Aug 18
I also love it more in winters. It soothes the sore throat so well
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@yoalldudes (35040)
• Philippines
5 Aug 18
Wow we have something in common. I love ginger tea as well. But not with food, though. I drink it on its own and we don't put other ingredients like milk or sugar. We call it Salabat in our country.
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