CHAI ME – Sweetened Chai Latte Powder

During this time he was pursued by militia wielding machine guns in Baluchistan, was arrested and interrogated in Iran, attacked by wild dogs in Turkey. He endured blinding sand storms and ascended some of the highest motorable roads in the world. After descending the base camp of the world’s eighth highest mountain (pictured on the Chai Me label), Nangar Parbat, Northern Pakistan he traveled into the Sikh town of Amritsar, India.

It was here whilst being surrounded by thousands of pilgrims that the methodologies and ingredients that go into creating “the perfect chai” were finally revealed to him.

The medicinal benefits of the spices that go into creating Chai have been documented for centuries and the allure of the aroma that they possess have attracted traders from distant parts of the globe.

After his discovery, Marcus wanted to share his creation with Australian Chai consumers. He took to the streets and visited his local cafe’s. He had long believed his higher quality recipe would be a success. Working out of his parents garage, he quickly learned that legend of the quality of his Chai creation had spread far. This prompted him to go ahead and open up his first factory to keep up with growing demand for a quality powder. A couple of years later, his Chai powder & Chai syrup products had reached hundreds of cafe’s all over Australia. This then prompted Marcus to take his passion for quality creation into other areas. Flavoured Syrups and Drinking Chocolate Powder were added to provide high quality offerings in these categories. His

business continued to grow as passionate Chai consumers heard of Marcus and his story. This lead to the Famous Sticky Chai launch into a major grocery store where it received a strong run of success. The secret behind this product was simply to use real authentic spices grown organically and to add real honey to naturally sweeten the product. The launch helped build the Chai Me brand that it is today as product reached far and wide. Interest grew in the Chai Me story and it was featured in an article by Karen Pakula for the Sydney Morning Herald. You can read the article from the Sydney Morning Herald.

Marcus enjoys a great life of balance by mixing his passions of adventure and creation and strongly believes in finding your own purpose in life. He still continues his adventures and still loves his motorbikes. You may

catch him cruising down through the Royal National Park. Or even on the famous Putty road between Windsor and the Hunter Valley.