David Rio Food Service Bag Tiger Spice Chai, 1 Pack (1 x 1.8 kg)

The tea is good but now it's more expensive, before was $48 and now is $54 .

I am hesitant to buy certain things (food, skincare, makeup, etc.) from Amazon because I've read too many horror stories about 3rd-party distributors sending knock-offs products in authentic packaging. When I saw this was actually fulfilled by David Rio, I decided to give it a try. So glad I did. It's the real deal and the price can't be beat. We can get the 14oz locally, but it runs at least $1/oz. This came to around $0.70/oz. We go through a lot, so getting one 4lb bag vs. 4-5 canister also creates less waste. As for the product itself, I've got a 15 y.o. foodie who is a massive snob. I can't tell you how many different chai mixes and concentrates I've purchased (including Tao and Starbucks) that we gave away because they were "only OK". This is the one he always comes back to. It is creamy and flavorful. You can actually taste the warm chai spices. He likes the Elephant (vanilla) too, but prefers the Tiger. FYI - Orca and Flamingo are the sugar free versions of the Tiger and Elephant, respectively. I personally don't care for diet/sugar free anything, but I will say these are better than most. Planning to try the Toucan Mango, White Shark, and Power Chai with Espresso next.

When I was a barista we used this brand. They also have elephant vanilla which is really yummy. Best when using a frother for it. Smells amazing and tastes just as good. Seems expensive but any coffee shop powders will be

You can NEVER go wrong with David Rio chai! I absolutely love all the flavors. My favorite way to enjoy this is in a cup of coffee! Good value for your money (cheaper than going to Starbies or Dutchies every day), super easy to use…and it smells AMAZING when you make it!

I discovered Tiger Chai a few years back at a little cafe, and have been enamoured with it's flavour ever since. It's a bit of a far cry from either homemade chai or the more common instant ones (Morning Glory or Oregon), but it's really quite addicting. I have to be careful not to drink more than 2 or 3 cups once I get started! The only drawback with this powder is the inclusion of the nasty, super-processed instant creamer. They don't put enough of it in the mix to really make the product creamy at all - you have to still mix it with whole milk to really make it into chai. However, you can still taste the awful artificial stuff. It would be so nice to get a version without the instant creamer - you could add some milk and this would qualify for being hands-down the best instant chai on the market. Mixed with milk, it's still very good, but I don't recommend using just hot water.

I love it! Add it into my tea for fantastic flavor.

Really tasty Chai! This is what our coffee shop uses and we wanted some to make at home. Make it with warm milk. Yum! Great amount!

Love this. I’m not a coffee drinker so nice option, esp in winter when you want something warm besides hot chocolate.