chai latte

[ chahy lah-tey ]

noun

1. a drink similar to chai, made with a combination of tea, spices, and sweetener, mixed with steamed milk and often topped with foamed milk.

Word History and Origins

Origin of chai latte¹

First recorded in 1990–95

Example Sentences

And then Cairo will have the pancakes with bananas and extra syrup, and Cree will get a chai latte with oat milk and avocado toast.

From Los Angeles Times

She settled on a lion’s mane oat chai latte.

From New York Times

Many of the commenters on Smith’s video asked him to show them recipes and secrets behind other menu items such as the iced chai latte, iced shortbread cookies, souffles and broccoli cheddar soup.

From Fox News

“They believe that everyone gets up at 6 a.m., and we all have our half-caf soy milk chai latte. And then from 7 to 8, we either go to yoga or Pilates class. Then we work from 9 to 12,” said Skeoch, who explained that Discover Los Angeles has conducted focus groups around the world to learn more about potential visitors to L.A.

From Los Angeles Times

Conversation over a flat white and a chai latte reinforced an attraction for both.

From New York Times