Traditional Indian Recipes · Tea
Classic Indian Masala Chai with Monk Fruit Sweetener
Crafted with MONKAURA Erythritol + Monk Fruit blend. Replaces 16g of refined sugar 1:1 with zero added sugar and clean natural sweetness.
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Ingredients
- ·2 cups Water
- ·1 cup Whole milk (or unsweetened almond/oat milk)
- ·2 tsp Strong Assam black tea CTC leaves
- ·1 inch Fresh ginger (crushed)
- ·3 Green cardamom pods (lightly crushed)
- ·2 Cloves
- ·1 small Cinnamon stick
- ·2 tsp MONKAURA Erythritol + Monk Fruit Sweetener
Step-by-Step Method
- 1.In a saucepan, bring 2 cups of water to a boil with crushed ginger, cardamom, cloves, and cinnamon. Let the spices simmer on medium heat for 2-3 minutes to extract their aromatic oils.
- 2.Add 2 teaspoons of strong Assam black tea leaves and simmer for another 2 minutes until the liquor turns deep amber.
- 3.Pour in 1 cup of whole milk and bring the mixture to a gentle rolling boil on medium flame.
- 4.Turn off heat. Add 2 teaspoons of MONKAURA Erythritol + Monk Fruit Sweetener and stir gently until dissolved. MONKAURA dissolves instantly without cooling or curding the hot milk.
- 5.Strain through a fine tea strainer into two traditional cutting chai glasses or ceramic mugs and serve hot with roasted makhana or sugar-free biscuits.
MONKAURA is heat-stable up to 200°C. You can add it while simmering or after straining without altering the warm spice notes.
Best enjoyed fresh and piping hot. Can be kept in a vacuum thermos for up to 4 hours.
Recipe Notes & Questions
Will MONKAURA curdle hot milk in chai?
No. MONKAURA contains only non-GMO Erythritol and Monk Fruit extract (Mogroside V). It contains zero citric acid or preservatives that could curdle boiling milk.
Can I reheat chai made with MONKAURA?
Yes. MONKAURA does not break down or turn bitter upon gentle reheating.
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