Oregon Chai's 'Chai Nog' spices?

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>> >> >Mary wrote: >> /snip/ >> >> Which flavor of Oregon Chai? I am in love with their Chai Nog! >> > >> >Yes, it's that time of year again! Let's all join the Hindus and toast >> >the spirit of the season with a glass of their traditional Christmas >> >drink, Chai Nog! >> >> LOL! But don't our traditional 'holiday spices' also come from the >> tropics? Nutmeg, cloves, allspice, mace.... What else could Oregon Chai >> be putting in it? > >Well, don't tell anyone, but the secret ingredient for that special >mouthfeel in authentic Hindu Chai Nog...is gelatin. Gelatin from the >bones and hides of beef. They sort of relax the rules a bit during >Christmastime.

:-) The gelatin is easy: just the traditional non-secret chai spices make gelatin or something like it.

What I'm trying to find is the strong flavors in it, maybe star anise...? It might be in Dromedary Gingerbread Mix too.... :-)

Mary

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No, you're thinking of camel gelatin. Hindus can eat of the camel only during Passover.

--crymad

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The saddest thing in the world I ever saw was a poor guy trying to sell boxes of Christmas cards on a street in Bombay in December. It was hot as hell. The little snowy santas on cheapo cards were miserable.

Cloven hoof.

Michael

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