Golden Milk Chai Latte

Love this with warmed almond milk

This golden milk latte recipe is delicious! I used one tablespoon with 2 cups of milk (I used oat milk) and a tbs of maple syrup and it was perfect. I also made mine iced (this is a good alternative for those who don't want to heat the milk). To make it iced, just throw the milk, sweetener, and spice mix into a blender and blend it for a few seconds. This will also make the top kind of foamy, so it tastes like a true iced latte!

I use to make my own mix but, when I found this recipe at the shop I had to pick it up. It was a blessing and so easy to make my Golden milk Chai Latte. This mixture had an extra kick of flavor that I never got when making I myself. I used coconut milk. So delicious. You have to try it💗

Very intense spices. I would half the amount they recommend adding.

I was pretty excited about this...no yellow fingers from grating turmeric. I'm not so sure about the instructions which said to add a tablespoon of powder to 2 cups of milk ( I used my regular oat milk.)
It seemed super strong and my stomach was not happy about an hour later. 🙁
I'll use a teaspoon to start next time and add a little more if needed. Great idea, though.

I was pretty excited about this...no yellow fingers from grating turmeric. I’m not so sure about the instructions which said to add a tablespoon of powder to 2 cups of milk ( I used my regular oat milk.)
It seemed super strong and my stomach was not happy about an hour later. 🙁
I’ll use a teaspoon to start next time and add a little more if needed. Great idea, though.

I like a half-tablespoon of Golden Chai Latte mix with a mug of half coconut milk and water, plus extra cinnamon and dried ground ginger so much that I bought a second packet. Today, I discovered that it is more versatile, and that this also makes a quick curry sauce. I added a half teaspoon of cinnamon, and, by mistake, a half teaspoon or so of garlic powder instead of ginger, and then was looking for day old rice, mushrooms and fresh greens. Voila, quick dinner! This mix makes the transition from sweet drink to serendipitous savory sauce smoothly.

Nicely spiced, but requires cooking.

The packet makes multiple recipes, each recipe makes 2 mugs. The hardest part is "cooking" the milk. It is not just a "heat and mix" recipe, but the finished product is worth it

This mix is wonderful. I was afraid that the Turmeric would be overpowering, but this chai is really good. The blend of spices is nice. I add it to my vanilla almond milk and it's the perfect taste.

I always thought I have to make my own golden milk but this is so easy and even tastier than how I was making it before. Well done!

Love my spices. I'm a better cook now with fresh exciting spices to use.

I Love drinking this at night! I relax enough to go to bed and right to sleep. Thank You for having this product!

Golden Milk is not for everyone, but this is the best version I have ever tasted. I personally had to add sweetener but you don't have to if you're used to drinking Golden Milk. The chai flavors make it really palatable and they do it right by adding the black pepper to activate turmeric. Well done, Savory!

I love Turmeric milk and I love Chai so it was a no-brainer to try this. It's so bitter it makes the beverage undrinkable. I don't understand why as Savory Spice's Chai blend is a favorite in my household. I'm not alone in my dislike of this blend...my Mom and my Brother also found it undrinkable and we ended up dumping it all down the drain.

I would suggest adding cardamon, cinnamon and/or other spices that would truly make this a 'chai' drink. Otherwise, I think this is basically a simple golden milk recipe. (Not a criticism :-)

I love the taste and ease of preparation. I've enjoyed it both with and without sweetener (forgot to add it!). I'm reordering.

The verdict is still out on this one. I put 1 tablespoon in 2 cups of almond milk, and some stevia. It was so VERY BITTER. I don't drink milk. Will put in a vanilla smoothie and experiment, with sweetners. I love chai and was disappointed in this one.

I first made this with 2% milk, it did not taste very good (to me), it had an odd aftertaste. Yes, I know the instructions say whole milk but I never have whole milk. I happened to have a little Half&Half cream left in the fridge from a recipe, and I added some of that in. There was a HUGE difference, tasted MUCH better. I also used a little honey to sweeten it. I thought it tasted good hot & cold. While I did like the flavor after figuring this out, I probably won't get more because of the milk thing. I don't want to have to buy special (for me) ingredients for something like this. This is just for a nice drink in the evening whenever I feel like type thing, not something I want to have to plan for. I do like the idea that someone else wrote in their review - adding it to smoothies. I may give that a try.

It was more bitter than I expected. A Tablespoon seemed a little much. I used 1/2 of that, coconut milk and honey.

This is so much better than any other golden milk I've tried, and it's so easy to make at home!!! To the person who said the serving sizes are incorrect, they're not. The full packet makes 12 servings, but the recipe is for two.. so you're not supposed to use the whole packet in the recipe. I love that I can make it multiple times. Thank you for another great product!

I like to add some honey or stevia to it (I have a sweet tooth), but it is great both sweetened and unsweetened! The fact that I get a dose of turmeric is a bonus too ;)

My smoothies are going to glow with Golden Milk Chai Latte! ;-P