Timepass Chai

This is the real deal. I’ve grown up drinking chai, and I’m known as one of those people that has to have a couple cups of chai every day. I’m consistently disappointed with what coffee shops market as «chai», so I often end up making my own. Enter Timepass Chai! It’s just as good as my mama made it, and they cater! I’ve tried Timepass at various events around the City and I highly recommend them for your next event.

In India, «timepass» means, effectively, something that you do just to pass the time — shocking, I know.
For example, «Hey Rinky, what’s going on with you and your girlfriend?»
«Nothing much, man, just timepass.»
Or, «Was the movie any good?»
«Nah, yaar, just timepass.»
Now while you are dating all these girls and watching all these movies, you need to have a strong cup of tea to keep you from falling into a slumber, and that’s where Timepass Chai comes in – it’s authentic Desi chai made by an authentic Desi gal. No cartons of liquid «chai concentrate» or «chai tea lattes» to be found; just good, milky, flavorful chai. Yum!
Best of all, Timepass Chai will come to you — perfect for parties, meetings, weddings, what have you.
Yay for Timepass Chai!

ok people.
first — let’s set something straight. like, for realz.
it’s C-​H-​A-​I — not «chai-​tea» — everytime you say that… babies, kittens, hamsters, chihuahuas — all sorts of cute and awesome things DIE.
chai = tea
tea = tea
chai tea = tea-​tea
see how dumb it looks (& sounds?!)
so don’t do it.
say NO! to people who say «chai-​tea»
but say YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS! to Timepass Chai! =D
it’s delicious.
it’s caterable.
it’s affordable.
it’s local.
it’s a fun, authentic, made-​from-​scratch-​with-​love hot beverage that will leave people at your events/​weekly lunches/​parties/​meetings/​weddings/​kitty-​parties wanting SO. MUCH. MORE!
viva la chai!

Timepass Chai is the real thing! Not your totally milked — masala’ed up imitation chai that you find at chain and independent cafes, but the real, delicious deal from a true Indian!
I’ve had the pleasure of tasting Timepass Chai at various South Asian community events and have always felt like I had come home. With elaichi (cardammom), ginger, and other assorted spices, along with the free leaf tea, TIme Pass Chai is a slowly blended brew that tickles the tastebuds in very subtle yet expressive ways.
Try out some Time Pass Chai for your next event — you’ll be warm, magically enchanted by all of the desi motherland’s spices, and more likely to be perceived as warm once you slowly consume it. Note: psychological studies have shown that consumption of warm beverages with other people increases the perception of the warmth that you possess. :-)

Chai (tea) is indeed the Great Indian Timepass. A steaming cup with a sweet cardamom aroma is all you need in order to absorb and ponder in a relaxed state of mind. It’s more than Timepass. It’s meditation.
I have had the pleasure of imbibing Timepass Chai at a South Asian performance event, Yoni KI Baat, and also at a wedding. Chai fits right into these settings without needing much of an explanation. I could also see it being perfect for all types of conferences/​trainings, or as part of catering for film productions or other projects. I wouldn’t mind starting each day of work or pleasure with a cup of Timepass Chai.