Jamba Juice Soy Chai
Mix up your morning routine with this hot, spicy, and sweet organic blended chai.
Here at the VNHQ, we're big fans of Jamba Juice's delicious all-fruit smoothies. You can imagine our excitement to hear about its new line of hot blended drinks, including our current favorite—the Original Spiced Chai Tea. The perfect way to warm up a chilly morning, each cupful is blended with organic soymilk and cane sugar for a touch of sweetness, balancing the spicy blend of cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, and cloves. Oh, and did we mention the slight caffeinated kick we felt from the black-tea base? Should we forego Jamba's handy wheatgrass shots in favor of this new AM treat? Nah, we'll get both.
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Posted: Mar 16 2010 20:06PM By kendy
I have been wanting to try this!
Posted: Mar 17 2010 13:48PM By Francisco
There is a Jamba Juice very close by me and I'm very much interested in trying this!! Chai tea latte without honey? I'm totally getting it!
Posted: Mar 17 2010 16:32PM By Kim
Jamba Juice has the best steel cut oatmeal(with your choice of fruit topping. Wedesndays they have $2 oatmeal.
Posted: Mar 18 2010 18:34PM By Debyi
I am so jealous, the nearest Jamba Juice is 2 hours away. Their oatmeal is amazing!!! Especially with the blue & blackberry topping.
Posted: Mar 19 2010 07:45AM By Jaya
Not to be a wet blanket here, but best to research the owners of Jamba Juice before getting too excited about purchasing their products. On the upside, there's nothing on their menu you can't make at home with a powerful juicer blender thingy for a fraction of the cost.
Posted: Mar 20 2010 22:42PM By Liz
FYI, about the oatmeal (for all you vegans out there): apparently, the "brown sugar crumble" -- which seems to be used on ALL their oatmeal -- for some UNGODLY reason, contains milk (as stated on their site). So, request that they leave it off/out, if possible. (The apple cinnamon topping also contains milk.)
Posted: Apr 06 2010 11:59AM By Remy
I tried the soy chai...nothing to really get excited about! Tasted very watery to me...I guess if you like it light you will like this.
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