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It would be different from place to place. In Bangalore you get a milky thick tea while in my coastal town its more watery liquid. Not a liker of masala tea, do
by hesarenu 9y ago
It would be different from place to place. In Bangalore you get a milky thick tea while in my coastal town its more watery liquid. Not a liker of masala tea, don't think its too common down south.
- zzalpha 9y agoInteresting! So down south it'd more commonly be just milky, black tea with sugar?
- vram22 9y agoNo, you can get tea flavored with spices (added while making the tea, not during production of the tea leaf), in the south too. Ginger and cardamom are more common though, IME. See my other reply.
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- nsenifty 9y agoIt is worth mentioning that coffee is much more popular than tea in Bangalore (and other cities of southern Karnataka) in most middle class joints. However on the streets, tea still rules. Probably because cheaply made tea is more palatable than cheaply made coffee.
- kartD 9y agoSouth India is coffee country (although you still get both). I'm a Tea fan (addict?) but filter coffee is also something I really like (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_filter_coffee https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_filter_coffee).