Five ingredients. Nothing to hide.
No fillers, no artificial flavoring, no mystery powder. Just decaffeinated black tea and four whole spices, blended in the ratio that makes a chai latte taste like chai — not spiced sugar water.
Made for people who love chai but not the caffeine crash
Whether it's an evening cup, a pregnancy swap, or you're just sensitive to caffeine — this is a decaf chai latte built to taste like the real thing.
Full chai flavor, decaffeinated
Real decaf black tea, not an herbal substitute — so you get the same rounded, spiced flavor of a classic chai latte.
Café-quality, at home
Mix 1:1 with milk (dairy or plant-based) for a barista-style latte in under a minute.
Hot, iced, or in a mocktail
Simmer it hot, pour it over ice, or shake it into a fall-flavored mocktail — one concentrate, three ways to drink it.
USDA Organic, no sugar added
Certified organic tea and spices with nothing artificial — you control the sweetness, we handle the flavor.
32 servings per carton
One carton replaces roughly 32 café chai lattes, at a fraction of the per-cup cost.
Evening and pregnancy-friendly
Near-zero caffeine means you can enjoy a chai latte after dinner without it affecting your sleep.
How to make a decaf chai latte at home
Shake and pour
Shake the carton, then pour a 1:1 ratio of concentrate to milk (dairy or plant-based) into a mug or shaker.
Heat or chill
Warm it on the stove or in the microwave for a hot latte, or pour it straight over ice for an iced chai.
Stir and sip
Stir well, sweeten to taste if you like, and enjoy a full-flavor decaf chai latte, hot or cold.
Decaf chai latte vs. the alternatives
| Fitt-Porium decaf chai latte | Regular chai latte | Powdered chai mix | Coffee shop chai |
|---|---|---|---|
| ~2-5mg caffeine per serving | 25-45mg caffeine per serving | Varies, often has added sugar syrup | 60-120mg caffeine per serving |
| Real tea + whole spices | Real tea + whole spices | Often artificial flavoring | Depends on shop's syrup mix |
| $0.22 per serving | $0.20-0.30 per serving | $0.15-0.25 per serving | $4.50-6.00 per serving |
| Ready in 60 seconds | Ready in 60 seconds | Ready in 30 seconds | Requires a trip out |
Simple ingredient list, real chai spices
Decaf black tea, cinnamon, cardamom, ginger, natural vanilla flavor.
What "decaf" actually means here
A regular chai latte made from black tea has roughly 25-45mg of caffeine per serving — about a third of a cup of coffee. Our decaffeination process removes about 97-99% of that, leaving a trace amount rather than an absolute zero. It's why caffeine-sensitive drinkers, and many of our pregnant customers, keep coming back to this one.
Decaf chai latte, answered
Is decaf chai latte really caffeine-free?
Not entirely. Decaf chai latte removes about 97-99% of the caffeine found in regular chai, leaving a trace amount (roughly 2-5mg per serving) rather than zero. If you need absolute zero caffeine, look for a caffeine-free herbal chai instead of a decaf one.
How do I make a decaf chai latte with this concentrate?
Shake the carton, then mix it 1:1 with your milk of choice. Warm it on the stove or microwave for a hot latte, or pour it over ice for an iced version — ready in about a minute either way.
Is this decaf chai latte concentrate good for pregnancy?
Many pregnant customers choose this because of its very low caffeine content, but we're not doctors — check with your OB or midwife about your personal caffeine limit before adding any tea or coffee product to your routine.
Does decaf chai latte taste different from regular chai?
The decaffeination process affects tea slightly, but a well-made decaf chai latte using real spices should taste just as rounded and warming as its caffeinated counterpart — just without the jittery lift.
Can I use a milk alternative instead of dairy milk?
Yes. Oat, almond, coconut, and soy milk all work well with this concentrate at the same 1:1 ratio — oat milk in particular tends to complement the spice notes.
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