Tea made with coconut milk offends people; netizens say it's 'neither chai nor latte'

A video showing recipe of ‘chai latte’ using uncanny ingredients has taken  internet by a storm, leaving netizens baffled. Uploed on official Twitter handle of WebMD, video shows a few bizarre ingredients being used to make chai and Indian Twitter users do t seem to be happy about it. Disheartened and taken aback by recipe, netizens have deemed this recipe as ‘abomination’.

New recipe for chai latte 

51 seconds short video shows a step by step preparation method of very famous chai. It starts with boiling 2 cups of water and n ding 3 black tea bags. Furr, ingredients like cardamom, cloves, star anise and cinnamon sticks are ded. Towards end of video, 2 most bizarre ingredients are ded- unsweetened coconut milk and maple syrup. video ends with showing nutritions per serving, according to which tea contains 1.5g fat, 10mg cholestrol, 0g fiber and 6g protein. 

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Uploed on September 27, video has gared 1.5 million views. Criticizing recipe, netizens bombarded comment section. Few people have also Retweeted video with ir own caption. Making a hilarious remark, one Twitter user wrote, "Please let us keep our nice things. And keep your damn maple syrup".

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