I stumbled upon CHAIHOLIC, a new outlet, along the Vellayambalam-Sasthamangalam road and the owner introduced me to the new and fancy product- BISCUIT CHAI (tea in a biscuit cup), presumably a Malabar descent, but seen for the first time in the streets of TVM.
Superficially, Chaiholic seemed like a regular 4’0 clock snack counter from afar. But up close, it had few trick up the sleeve. They’ve got some motivating titbits from up-north of the state and, markedly, the tea.
Basically, just like you eat the cone after you’ve had the ice-cream off of it, the chai cup is edible after you’ve had your fill of brew.
I got a miniscule cup, fashioned out of hard biscuit material, and a separate cup of the everyday tea. I poured the hot tea into the Biscuit cup and had it sip-by-sip. The mild flavor of the biscuit mixes with the tea and renders an uncommon tartness.
After being done with the tea, I just chewed through the cup like any ordinary biscuit- a poles-apart experience unlike the customary. The Biscuit cup also dishes up coffee and hot chocolate- worth a try.
Likewise, their Kaipola and other snacks are worth a shot too.
Wow, the BISCUIT-CHAI looks amazing. I am already tempted to have a cup for myself. Very innovative and eco-friendly concept. Thanks for sharing this post.
Its really interesting and very tempting… Very smart idea. But is that biscuit cup holds tea for longer? Nice post. Thanks for sharing here @abrahamjoseph236
Thank you @MayuriKubal for tagging on such a nice post.
I love Indian food as always. But today i found a different item like Biscuit - Cha from your post, I always take ( 2 or 3 times in daily) Tea with biscuit but Biscuit contains Tea, its totally new format, I hope i will try… Thanks @abrahamjoseph236 share for this story with us,
@abrahamjoseph236 thanks a lot for sharing with us interesting food & drinks. I saw this on some social media but till now not get the opportunity to try this.
