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Very good tea!

I had tried this in the sweetened version and it was a little too sweet so I ordered the unsweetened this time. I love this tea and "treat myself" to it every once in a while, usually in the afternoon when I need a little pick-me-up. I've also shared a packet with my family and friends on occasion as I think it's so yummy. I love the portability of the individual packets. I like being able to add my own honey or sweetener to suit my tastes so this works perfectly. I highly recommend this tea, sweetened or not.

I recommend going with the Sweetened version. The review below was intended to be for that version but they are so similar that left the info here as well. The first time tasted Chai tea was at Starbucks and I was hooked. Since then I've kind of lost my desire for Starbucks Tazo Chai Tea lattes mainly because of the caloric value (210+ calories for a 16oz). I've tried all different kinds of Chai teas but it wasn't until I found this one that I found something I really liked. I've been drinking Nature's Guru Masala Spice Chai for over a year now. When Amazon has it in stock with Prime shipping it's the best deal going. Without Prime it's same price as I can buy it for locally. Now, about the Chai. Taste is a personal thing, but I like the following Chai's: Big Train, Pacific, Tazo. So, if you like any of those you will probably like this one too. The big benefit for me is that there are very few calories in each pack. Here's the Nutrition Facts (per packet): (edit: this is actually for the Sweetened version but there is very little difference- in fact no difference in calories) Calories: 40, Fat: 0, Cholesterol: 0, Sodium: 10mg, Total Carbs: 8g, Protein: 2g. The box states that each pack should be added to 6-8oz of water. I normally use one pack per 14-16oz of water and I think it's fine. I generally add two Splenda packets as well. With Prime shipping it works out to less than 50 cents per serving. That's a deal and I can sweeten it myself. Lastly, it is very portable. The foil packets are very durable so it's easy to have a pack with you and get hot water somewhere along the way. One last note: I've also tried the Unsweetened version and surprisingly there is no difference in the nutritional content so you're not really saving anything going that route.

Good flavor, a bit gritty in texture. Love that there's no sugar so I can sweeten it to my taste. Doesn't taste instant.

In ingredients it states cardamom is present in the masala chai which is what I was looking for. When I tried the tea, it had a strong cinnamon flavor, & no hint of cardamom. For me, strong cinnamon causes a reaction so I wasn't very satisfied with the purchase and would not get this again.

Great taste.

These are indeed a good on-the-go choice for packaging. Nothing else needed, but it's also great for butter chai for those keto mornings. Truly unsweetened. I like it with coconut oil, ghee, and 1/8 teaspoon of electrolyte salts when I'm skipping breakfast. When I'm having it with a meal, I add a dash of cream or nothing else at all. It's better to make with an electric frother or a hand whisk. If you only have a spoon, try mixing with just a few ounces of hot water to be sure you get to all the powder, then fill your drink and give it a final twirl. When I am on the go I just drop an unopened packet in my dry thermos, and later use the thermos to shake up the powder in hot water. For a mix, It's close to an Indian authentic homemade chai. If you are used to starbucks or oregon chai's latte versions, this product will probably be quite confusing for you. For a transition away from sugary American chai habits, I think jaipur avenue's spiced-not-sweet is a good intermediate step to try before this product.

I'm British and drink a lot of tea. I mean, a lot! But this? Ugh. Of all the adjectives I could use for this concoction, the best I can come up with is God awful. It leaves a disgusting aftertaste, which even with copious amounts of teeth and tongue brushing, seems to linger into next week. So sweet, my teeth felt furry afterwards, and I couldn't even finish the whole cup. I don't know what was ground up to make this dubious powdered tragedy, but I assure you, it wasn't even close to Chai spices. Nope. Nope nope nope. Have started return. And am off to brush my teeth. Again.