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Now-a-day, everything is very expensive especially in pakistan. And you know guyz eid ul fitr is very near Allhamdullilah. I want to buy a dress and shoes but my pocket is not give permission to buy anything for myself . Yesterday I feel really sad and sitting in silent mood . Then suddenly clicked that read cash is best option to solve my problem . I thought why not i write article again continuously and earn money atleast i will be able to buy just one dress for eid .

So , i motivate myself and now i am again here for write article . Please eveeyone help me. And upvote me . Because rusty may be to much angry with me. He was not come on my article more time but when luckily he come then give me just 0.03$,,,or 0.05$ 😥...That's why i lose my confidence to write article .

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Soo lets go for our article that is kashmiri chai.

Tea .. No matter which type of tea , every tea is very good far health and give calm ,peace and reduce our stress of whole day. I am big tea lover.

I observed that the most of the people is very addicted of tea . So today i share kashmiri chai recipe. Its very delicious i hope you must like it .

Kashmiri chai

Instead of hours over the stove, this easy, one-pot Kashmiri Chai recipe takes less than 20 minutes to make! This is not a traditional Noon Chai recipe, but an accessible version that’s still delicious (and pink)! See notes on how to make it with regular green tea leaves if you can’t find Kashmiri tea leaves.

Dark cups filled with pink Kashmiri Chai garnished with nuts and served with a broken piece of naan

To me, Kashmiri Chai has always been a bit of an enigma. An aspirational, meticulously prepared drink that requires hours of attention, tea leaves from a particular region, a bicep workout, and a good dose of patience. And only then will it be the correct shade of pink…possibly.

WHAT IS KASHMIRI CHAI (PINK TEA).

Kashmiris don’t actually call their chai “Kashmiri Chai”. That’s the term used by Pakistanis and Indians to describe the Kashmiri Noon Chai (translated to Noon Chai (translated to Salt Tea). As the name suggests, Noon chai is a salty drink, but has gained popularity across Pakistan as a sweet concoction

Often called Pink Tea, Kashmiri chai is a milk tea characterized by its dusty pink color and garnishing of crushed nuts. It’s brewed with green tea leaves and baking soda, and then mixed with milk to give it a distinct pink color.

Even within Pakistan, Kashmiri Chai is a bit of a delicacy because of the long, somewhat arduous process of making it.

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