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Homemade Chai Tea Latte

Kathleen

by Kathleen Pope Apr 22, 2025

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This homemade chai tea latte is easy to make, perfectly spiced and customizable to your taste. With just a few pantry staples you can make a warm, creamy latte that’s as good—or better—than your favorite cafe, for a fraction of the cost!

Chai tea latte in glass mug garnished with cinnamon stick and vanilla bean.
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  • Reasons to Make Homemade Chai Latte
  • What is a Chai Latte?
  • Chai Latte Recipe Ingredients
  • How to make a Chai Tea Latte from Scratch
  • How to make Chai Tea Latte from Scratch
  • Substitutions and Variations
  • Storage Tips
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • What to serve with Chai Latte Recipe
  • More Teas and Hot Beverages
  • Homemade Chai Tea Latte Recipe

I’ve been making this chai tea latte for years and it never gets old. There’s something so comforting about blending strong black tea with warm spices like cinnamon, cardamom and cloves and then topping it with creamy steamed milk. It’s sweet, spicy and oh-so cozy—like a hug in a mug.

This is a staple in my house. Friends request it when they come over and if I don’t have concentrate on hand I whip up a fresh batch. It’s a recipe that brings people together.

And the best part? You probably have all the ingredients in your pantry! This is easy, fast and fully customizable so you can make it to your taste every time. Hot or iced, this is as good as your favorite cafe and will save you money too!

Secrets to the Best Chai Tea Latte:

Making the perfect chai tea latte at home is simpler than you think especially with these tips:

  • Full Control: Making your own chai concentrate allows you to adjust the spice levels and sweetness to your liking, along with keeping it fully leaded or decaffeinated.
  • Use Whole, Fresh Spices: Fresh cinnamon sticks, cardamom pods and cloves will give you more robust flavor than pre-ground spices.
  • Perfect the Sweetness: Try honey, maple syrup or sugar to find your favorite. You can also use sugar replacements and agave syrup too.
  • Creamy Milk Matters: Frothy steamed milk is that café quality texture. I’ll show you how to do it at home no fancy tools needed.

With these tips you’ll have a perfectly balanced chai tea latte—warm, spiced and satisfying. Make it yours and sip your way to cozy!

Reasons to Make Homemade Chai Latte

  • Quick and Easy: This is an easy recipe that only takes five minutes to prepare and 15 minutes to steep.
  • Cheaper Than Starbucks: This small-batch homemade chai tea latte costs a fraction of the price of one at the coffee shop.
  • Perfect Balance: My recipe is not too sweet and not too spicy! 
Chai tea latte in a glass footed mug garnished with foamed milk a sprinkle of cinnamon and a star anise.

What is a Chai Latte?

Chai, also known as masala chai, is commonly called ‘chai tea’ in America. However, that is translated as ‘tea tea’ since the word chai means tea, so when we say Chai Tea Latte, we’re saying “tea tea latte” which is kinda silly, but it’s what we call it.

Traditional chai is made of black tea and warm spices, like cinnamon, ginger, cloves, and nutmeg, with a hint of vanilla. It is sometimes sweetened with honey or other sweeteners. Since it uses half tea and half milk, it’s basically a milk tea. 

First, I will show you how to make the chai concentrate. Once you have this on hand, the homemade version of a chai tea latte is ready in a jiffy.

Chai Latte Recipe Ingredients

  • Make your own Chai Tea Latte Concentrate. Yes, this method takes a little longer, but once you have the concentrate, it’s actually the fastest way! I keep a bottle in my fridge, so when you have a chai emergency, you are ready to go!
  • Tea: For the most authentic chai flavor, use Darjeeling black tea. You can also use loose-leaf tea or black tea bags, regular or decaf. Choose the highest-quality tea for the best results. Assam and even Roobios (for a lower-caffeine chai) are also great teas to choose from.
  • Water: Steep the spices and tea in filtered hot water.
  • Spices: For a flavorful chai tea use cinnamon sticks, whole cloves, fresh nutmeg, and cardamom pods. Star anise is optional. Whole spices are best, but they may be challenging to find, depending on the grocery store and season. You can substitute them with ground spices if necessary. Feel free to try different spices; such as black peppercorns.
  • Vanilla: Add depth and creaminess with vanilla extract or vanilla bean paste.
  • Sweetener: I like using honey, but other sweeteners will do the trick.
  • Whole Milk: I like the richness of using whole milk, but use your favorite % or your favorite plant-based milk.
  • Ground Cinnamon for sprinkling on top.

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Chai Latte Tools

I use this Capresso Milk Frother, add my chai concentrate and milk and heat until steamy and frothy. 

How to make a Chai Tea Latte from Scratch

Skip this step if you have already made your concentrate! Be sure to check out my post on how to make Chai Concentrate!

  1. Start by measuring all of the spices and chai concentrate ingredients. Use the end of a wooden spoon or a mortar and pestle to gently crush the cinnamon sticks, cloves, cardamom pods, star anise, and fresh ginger in a bowl. Then, grate the nutmeg.
  2. Next, add filtered water to a saucepan and bring it to a gentle boil. Reduce to a simmer; adding tea, crushed spices, ginger and vanilla; continue simmering for five minutes, stirring occasionally. Then, remove it from the heat.
Chai spices in pestle with ginger root nearby for chai concentrate.
Crush spices in bowl.
Adding spices and tea leaves to water and simmering for chai concentate.
Add spices, tea, ginger and vanilla bean to pot and simmer.

3. Cover the pot and let the chai mixture steep for 10 to 15 minutes. After, place a fine mesh strainer over a large bowl and carefully pour the concentrate through the sieve. Then, toss the tea and spices.
4. Stir in your choice of sweetener until it is evenly distributed and fully dissolved. Let the tea concentrate cool to room temperature before storing it in a jar or bottle in the refrigerator to stay fresh until serving.

Using a fine mesh strainer pour chai concentrate through to catch spices.
Strain out the spices.
Pouring honey into chai concentrate.
Stir honey and vanilla extract into chai concentrate.
  • Simmer chai concentrate for five minutes to avoid bitterness.
  • Place spices in a small muslin bag if preferred to avoid the straining step.
  • It’s easier to measure all of your ingredients (except the milk) into a small bowl before you start. That way, once your water comes to a boil, you can place everything in the pot.

How to make Chai Tea Latte from Scratch

Heat chai concentrate in one of three ways: stovetop, microwave, or milk frother. 

Add your milk of choice to chai directly or warm the milk in the microwave or stovetop until heated, but not boiling. Or pour both ingredients into a milk frother, I like this Capresso as it doesn’t burn the sugars on the bottom.

Or using an electric frother or a whisk, whisk vigorously until the milk is foamy and light. Finally, pour over the heated chai in the mug and sprinkle with a bit of cinnamon. Sip and relax!

Spooning frothed milk onto top of chai tea latte with chai concentrate in background and frother.
Option 1 pour frothed milk over hot chai and spoon froth
Using a capresso frother, heat chai concentrate and milk until hot and frothy.
Option 2 heat chai and milk in frother or on stovetop
Pouring chai latte into glass mug.
Pour into mug and enjoy!

Substitutions and Variations

  • Use a 2:1 ratio of chai to milk for a stronger, spicier tea flavor.
  • Dirty Chai Tea Latte: Add a shot of espresso or two to the iced or hot chai latte.
  • Chocolate Chai: Adding chocolate syrup to the chai or swirling in the mug.
  • Spicy Chai: Increase ginger and add 4-8 black peppercorns!
  • Different Spices: Swap out spices as desired; try fennel or allspice too!
  • Milk Swap: Try whole milk or non-dairy milk, such as almond, oat, or coconut milk.
  • Citrus Chai: Orange zest or lemon juice brings brightness.
  • If you use dried ginger instead of fresh, double the amount.
  • Sweetener Alternatives: Replace the honey with maple syrup, cane sugar, agave, coconut sugar, granulated sugar, brown sugar or your favorite sugar alternative.
  • Tea Varieties: Use Earl Grey, Assam, English Breakfast, Roobios or your favorite black tea.
  • If you prefer a more bitter chai spice, use less sugar.

How to make Chai Tea Latte using Tea Bags

If you are in a pinch, make a quick chai tea latte concentrate by using quality chai tea bags.

  1. Brew 2 chai tea bags or 2 teaspoons of loose leaf tea in boiling water. I like this Rishi brand in a pinch, though it’s nothing like homemade!
  2. Then add sweetener, I use honey, but you can use your preferred sweetener, like maple syrup, sugar, or alternatives.
  3. Add a dash of real vanilla extract.
  4. Using a milk frother or hand frother or even a whisk, heat milk until hot and frothy. I use whole milk and sometimes even add a splash of half and half or heavy cream, but you can use your favorite percentage or non-dairy milk, such as oat milk, cashew milk or almond milk. 
  5. Once your tea has brewed, pour it into a mug. Then, pour the hot milk over the top, sprinkle with cinnamon if desired, and sip and enjoy!
Making hot chai concentrate using Rishi chai tea bags in hot water.

How to make a Chai Tea Latte using concentrate

  • Chai tea concentrate: Use your favorite Chai concentrate, I like Trader Joe’s Chai, Oregon Chai and Tazo Decaf Chai concentrate available at grocery stores. 
  • Milk: I like using whole milk but use your favorite % or plant-based milk!
  • Simply heat the concentrate and milk by one of the methods above, pour and swoon!
Pouring hot chai latte from frother into a glass with a carton of storebought chai concentrate behind.
Heat chai concentrate and milk in frother or saucepan.
Hot chai latte with box of Tazo decaf chai tea concentrate behind and frother.
Sip and enjoy!

How to make an Iced Chai Latte

Fill a tall glass with ice cubes. Then, pour equal parts chai concentrate and milk of your choice or a milk substitute over the ice. 

Add to a shaker for a shaken iced latte and shake about 10 times. You can also use a cold frother to froth the milk and add to the homemade chai tea latte recipe. Check out my post on how to make a Starbucks Iced Chai Latte!

Iced Chai tea latte being made by pouring milk over ice and chai concentrate.

Keto Chai Tea Latte

I make these chai tea latte’s low-carb all the time! Swap the honey in the concentrate with sugar-free honey or Monk fruit. For the milk portion, use half almond milk and half heavy cream or coconut milk. Make according to directions and sip and savor!

Chai tea latte in a glass mug topped with some ground cinnamon, with a bottle of chai concentrate and a bottle of milk behind.

Storage Tips

Refrigerate – After the concentrate cools, store it in an airtight bottle or mason jar, in the fridge for up to two weeks. 

Reheating – Rewarm in a small saucepan on the stove or in the microwave and enjoy!

How to Freeze Chai Latte 

You can freeze the chai concentrate in ice cube trays and use for either hot (just reheat) or iced chai latte. Stored in an airtight baggie it will be good for 3-6 months. I’ve never tried freezing the chai tea concentrate with milk, if you try it, let me know how it freezes. 

Cubes of frozen chai concentrate in glass and one beside to make an iced chai latte.
Use frozen chai concentrate to make an iced chai latte or reheat for a hot chai tea latte.
Iced chai latte using frozen chai concentrate in glass with a straw.
Use frozen cubes to make an iced chai latte or heat them for a hot chai tea latte.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of tea is used for chai?

Black teas such as Darjeeling and Assam are the most common for authentic chai tea latte, but you can also use your favorite black tea. 

How do you make chai tea latte without a machine?

So simple! You do not need a frother or special machinery to make a homemade chai latte. If you want it frothy, pour the desired amount into a blender and blend for a few seconds. Then, be careful when removing the lid if the mixture is hot because it may spit at you a bit. I suggest placing a tea towel over the lid as you remove it.

Are chai tea lattes good for you?

Yes, here are a few of the benefits of Chai Tea: It may improve heart health, reduce blood sugar, aid in digestion, reduce nausea, and help with weight loss. 

Starbucks chai tea latte in glass mug garnished with a cinnamon stick and a vanilla bean.

What to serve with Chai Latte Recipe

  1. Gluten-Free Breakfast Cookies
  2. Crock Pot Cinnamon Roll Casserole
  3. Pumpkin Spice Coffee Cake Recipe
  4. Cinnamon Swirl Bundt Cake
  5. Apple Crumb Cake

Best Desserts for Homemade Chai Tea 

This Starbucks Chai Latte is great any time of the day! Breakfast, snack, or afternoon tea! Enjoy it with a Starbucks Copycat Coffee Cake or Cinnamon Crunch Scones. Or serve delicious chai lattes the next time you host family and friends and pair them with my irresistible Butterscotch Cinnamon Pie.

More Teas and Hot Beverages

  • Homemade Golden Milk Spice Mix 
  • Starbucks Medicine Ball Tea Recipe
  • Turmeric and Ginger Tea
  • Starbucks White Hot Chocolate Recipe
  • Christmas Morning Dutch Bros (a chai latte with a twist!)

Make this chai latte just the way you like it! Adjust the spices, choose your favorite sweetener, and pour with your choice of milk, then serve hot or iced!

A hot chai tea latte in a glass mug with foamy milk on top dusted with cinnamon and a star anise.

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Chai tea latte in glass mug garnished with cinnamon stick and vanilla bean.

Homemade Chai Tea Latte Recipe

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Author: Kathleen Pope
Prep Time: 5 minutes minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes minutes
Servings: 8 servings
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Using everyday ingredients, save money by creating your own all natural Chai Tea Latte, superior to a fancy coffee shop.

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Equipment

  • Coffee Mug, Coffee Glass, Set of 4 (12oz, 350ml)
  • Capresso Automatic Milk Frother and Hot Chocolate Maker
  • Cuisinart Fine Mesh Stainless Steel Strainers

Ingredients 
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Chai Tea Concentrate (makes 48 ounces)

  • 6 teaspoons Darjeeling black tea or use 6 Darjeeling black tea bags
  • 6 cups water filtered, cold or room temperature
  • 2-4 inches fresh ginger 1" slices, crushed to release flavors (this ingredient is optional for more of a traditional "bite"
  • 2 cinnamon sticks crushed (2 short sticks or one 6-8 inch stick of cinnamon)
  • 4-6 whole cloves crushed
  • 6-7 cardamom pods crushed
  • 1 star anise optional, crushed
  • 2 teaspoon vanilla extract or 1 teaspoon vanilla bean paste
  • ¼ -½ teaspoon nutmeg fresh grated
  • ¼-⅓ cup honey depending on desired sweetness, white, brown sugar, maple syrup, agave or sugar substitutes may also be used

Chai Latte (1:1 ratio of conecntrate to milk)

  • 6 ounces whole milk other % of milk or plant based drinks may be used
  • 6 ounces chai concentrate recipe above

Option #2 Quick Chai Tea Latte

  • 2 bags chai tea or two 2 teaspoons loose leaf chai tea; use your favorite, I like the Rishi brand
  • ½ cup boiled water just boiled, do not overboil
  • 1-2 teaspoons honey or favorite sweetener
  • ¼ teaspoon vanilla extract
  • ½ cup milk use cows milk or your favorite plant based milk

Option #3 Super Fast Chai Tea Latte

  • 6 ounces Chai Tea Concentrate store bought, such as Tazo Chai Concentrate, found in tea section
  • 6 ounces milk cows milk or your faovirte plant based milk
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Instructions

How to make your own chai tea concentrate

  • Measure all of your spices and ingredients so you are ready to go.
    In a bowl using the end of a wooden spoon or using a morter and pestle gently crush the 1-2 cinnamon sticks, 4-6 whole cloves, 4-5 cardamom pods, 1 star anise, and ginger (4 1-inch pieces), grate fresh grated nutmeg (¼-½ tsp
    2-4 inches fresh ginger, 2 cinnamon sticks, 4-6 whole cloves, 6-7 cardamom pods, 1 star anise, ¼ -½ teaspoon nutmeg
  • Bring 6 cups filtered water to a gentle boil and reduce to a simmer; add tea (6 teaspoons or 3-4 tea bags), add crushed spices and vanilla extract (1-2 tsp) to simmering.
    6 teaspoons Darjeeling black tea, 6 cups water, 2 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • Reduce heat to a gentle simmer for just 5 minutes (longer will cause your tea to be bitter), stirring occasionally. Remove from heat. Stir in honey and allow mixture to steep covered for about 10-15 minutes.
    ¼-⅓ cup honey
  • Place a fine mesh strainer over a large 8 cup measuring bowl. Carefully pour chai concentate through the sieve. Discard tea bags and spices.
    Pour chai concentrate into desired container (at least 48 ounces) jar or bottle, cool and refrigerate.

How to prepare chai latte

  • Prepare chai latte with 1:1 ratio of chai concentrate and steamed milk topping with froth. Heat both in small pan on stovetop or using frother.
    6 ounces whole milk, 6 ounces chai concentrate
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Notes

Nutritional information is based on 8 12-ounce servings; it is an estimate; be sure to run it through your own nutritional calculator for best results. 
How to make Starbucks Chai Latte using store-bought concentrate
  • Starbucks used to use Tazo Chai Tea Concentrate, available in your grocery store. They have regular and decaf and they also make a Skinny Version.
  • Pour equal parts of chai concentrate and preferred milk into a small saucepan or frother, heat until simmering, froth milk with whisk or frother, pour together dust with a little cinnamon and enjoy!
How to make Hot Chai Latte with tea bags
  • In a heat-proof cup, add tea bags (or loose-leaf tea in an infuser) and pour just boiled water over the top. Steep for 5-10 minutes, the longer it steeps the stronger it is, but also a bit more bitter too.
  • Remove tea bags and stir in desired sweetener (honey, etc) and vanilla extract.
  • Pour into a 16 ounce mug, heat and froth your milk and pour over the top.
  • Use frother for both products, or just heat the milk in the frother depending on tastes. 
Storage Tips
Store chai concentrate in the fridge for up to 2 weeks, though I have kept mine for up to one month. As with all refrigerated items, if it smells off or has any growth or mold, then do not use it. Chai concentrate may also be frozen, I freeze in ice cube trays, great for an Iced Chai Latte!
To rewarm, place the desired amount of concentrate and milk in a frother to heat and froth or warm on the stovetop.  
Variations and Substitutions
  • Honey may be replaced with all-natural sugar, white sugar, brown sugar, maple syrup, agave, or your favorite sugar replacement. 
  • Adjust the spices to your liking; if you don’t like something leave it out, or you love something, start by adding a little extra at a time, tweaking to make it yours.
  • Ginger: if there is too much (or too little ‘bite’) from the ginger, adjust accordingly. 
  • Optional: add ten peppercorns for even more ‘bite’

Nutrition

Serving: 1servings | Calories: 146kcal | Carbohydrates: 19g | Protein: 6g | Fat: 6g | Saturated Fat: 3g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 0.2g | Monounsaturated Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 20mg | Sodium: 75mg | Potassium: 293mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 17g | Vitamin A: 279IU | Vitamin C: 1mg | Calcium: 232mg | Iron: 0.4mg
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  1. Katie

    Tue, Oct 18, 2022 at 2:00 pm

    Chai is not an American cuisine. It is from India.

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    • KathleenKathleen Pope

      Wed, Oct 19, 2022 at 3:58 pm

      Thank you Katie.

      Reply
  2. Jean

    Sat, Nov 21, 2020 at 6:20 am

    I’m having trouble finding cardamom, can it be left out? If not what’s a good replacement for it?

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    • KathleenKathleen

      Sun, Nov 22, 2020 at 2:38 pm

      Hi Jean, In this day and age, yes, I don’t want people stressing about finding an ingredient. It provides a strong flavor to the chai, so you may want to increase your other spices a wee bit. Kathleen

      Reply
  3. Vanessa

    Sat, Aug 15, 2020 at 8:19 pm

    Thanks for sharing! Does it reheat well?

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    • KathleenKathleen

      Mon, Aug 17, 2020 at 11:07 am

      Hi Vanessa, yes, it reheats beautifully, many times I make a double batch, refrigerate and reheat in my milk frother! Hope you love it! Kathleen

      Reply
  4. Suzanne

    Sat, Aug 15, 2020 at 8:18 pm

    This looks so good! I love all the spices! What a great fall drink to cozy up with!

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    • KathleenKathleen

      Mon, Aug 17, 2020 at 11:09 am

      Thank you Suzanne! It’s such a lovely mix of spices and is the perfect drink for fall!

      Reply
  5. Suhana Morgan

    Tue, Apr 7, 2020 at 1:06 am

    I love making tea lattes with a maple twist! I start with a strong black tea, like a breakfast variety. Then I add some maple syrup, frothed almond milk, and a sprinkle of cinnamon

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    • KathleenKathleen

      Tue, Apr 7, 2020 at 1:22 pm

      Sounds fabulous!

      Reply
  6. Lynn Spencer

    Thu, Feb 27, 2020 at 4:44 am

    Possibly my most favorite drink. I was made for Chai and Chai was made for me.

    Reply

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