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Iced tea turns up the heat at Cafe Pranah

The gloomy monsoon weather and the oppressive humidity can often find us reaching for unhealthy comfort food. Seeking to change this, Cafe Pranah has created Spiced Ice Tea — a delicious alternative that won’t expand your waistline.

TT Bureau Published 23.07.18, 12:00 AM
Red Chilli Pomegranate Iced Tea and Wild Berry: Treat yourself to this spicy refreshment that promises to activate your senses and clear your sinuses. The juicy pomegranate dominates the flavour, while the fiery red chillies are a powerhouse of vitamin C. Pomegranate seeds and a hint of ginger complete this daring drink. Rs 109-plus
Pepper Vanilla Iced Tea: A cold twist to the classic home remedy, this iced tea will soothe a sore throat and aid respiratory issues. As you take a sip, the vanilla will tingle your taste buds while the pepper tickles the back of your throat. The Assam tea base contains tannins, a rich source of antioxidants. Sweet with a hint of spice, this drink will revive you when you are feeling low. Rs 109-plus
Curry Leaf and Honey Iced Tea: Mild, refreshing and naturally sweet, this green tea-based drink is infused with home-grown curry leaf for a delicious taste and health benefits. A large dose of honey means this sweet drink is a nutritious treat. Rs 109-plus
Chilli Gondhoraj Iced Tea: This iced drink is sizzling hot. The gondhoraj lime lends aroma, while the green chillies ensure this is the spiciest drink on offer. A drizzle of honey adds sweetness and the green tea base aids digestion. Rahul Arora describes this as “pure Bengali flavours in a glass” and a great hangover cure. Rs 109-plus

What: Spiced Iced Tea 
Where: Cafe Pranah, 71A Hazra Road
Available: On till August 31 (except Mondays), 11am-9pm
Pocket pinch: Rs 109-plus per drink 

The gloomy monsoon weather and the oppressive humidity can often find us reaching for unhealthy comfort food. Seeking to change this, Cafe Pranah has created Spiced Ice Tea — a delicious alternative that won’t expand your waistline. 

Showcasing the new range of teas, Rahul Arora, owner and chef, said, “During the monsoon, we tend to binge. So this festival showcases iced teas infused with spices and home-grown leaves for health and hydration. The concoctions have nourishing ingredients that will improve your metabolic rate. The secret to an effective diet is striking a balance between healthy and tasty.” t2 tried some of the nutritious beverages.

Text: Natasha Livingstone. Pictures: Pabitra Das

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