Golden Milk Collection
Golden Milk = a turmeric latte without tea leaves, typically caffeine-free. Madn blends are built on turmeric, cinnamon, cardamom for a full, warming flavour. Perfect for the evening or as an iced option in summer.
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Organic Loose Blend Golden Milk, based on turmeric – a spice with a typically warming...
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What Is Golden Milk (Turmeric Latte)
Golden Milk is a drink blend based on turmeric and spices. It contains no tea leaves, which is why it’s usually caffeine-free. The result is a warming, gently spiced drink with a creamy texture — ideal for the evening or as a comforting daily ritual.
How to Prepare (2 Quick Ways)
- Classic mug method: Mix 1–2 teaspoons of the blend with a little warm water into a paste, add 200–250 ml of milk or a plant milk and heat below boiling. Stir/froth and serve.
- Saucepan (extra creamy): Warm the blend with milk over low heat for 3–5 min, stirring occasionally. Do not bring to a boil. Strain to taste (optional).
Tip: For better texture use a barista plant milk (oat, almond, coconut, cashew).
Ratio & Sweetening
- Intensity: 1 tsp = mild; 2 tsp = bold.
- Sweeten: to taste with honey, cane, coconut or date syrup — after brewing.
- Iced version: brew a concentrate, chill and pour over ice; optionally top up with cold milk.
Spices & Flavour Notes
- Turmeric: golden colour, earthy depth and a warming base.
- Cinnamon: sweet warmth and roundness.
- Cardamom: fresh, aromatic lift.
Practical: Turmeric can stain utensils and textiles — use a darker mug and rinse dishes right after preparing.
How We Select Products (Pravé Bio)
- No-nonsense recipes: short, clear ingredient lists with no artificial flavourings, colourings or fillers.
- Spice quality: a focus on fresh aroma and a balanced ratio of turmeric, ginger, cinnamon and cardamom.
- Transparent origin: clearly stated origin, processing and packaging.
- User experience: we test both hot and iced serves, easy mixing and frothing.
- Caffeine & evenings: blends without tea leaves are caffeine-free (evening-friendly).
- Allergens: we prefer formulas dairy-free and gluten-free (any traces are always stated by the manufacturer).
- Packaging & freshness: preference for opaque, well-resealable packs that protect aroma.
- Ethics: extra credit for a fair approach to growers and responsible logistics.
FAQ
▶ Is Golden Milk a tea?
▶ Which milk is best?
▶ How do I avoid lumps?
First whisk the blend into a paste with a little warm water, then add milk. A mini whisk or milk frother helps.
▶ Can I make a cold version?
Yes. Brew a concentrate, let it cool and serve over ice. Add milk/syrup to taste.
▶ What’s the difference between “Chai” and “Golden Milk”?
▶ How should I store the blend?
Note: Golden Milk blends are foods and not a substitute for medical care. Always check ingredients, allergens and the manufacturer’s declarations.