
On September 27, WebMD, a portal for medical news and information posted a video on Twitter with the title - “How to make a Chai Latte at home”.An explainer on how to make a “Chai Latte”, it stirred quite the furore on Twitter!
The recipe amalgamates a variety of ingredients, some perhaps too much, leading many to believeit was a joke. For instance, it suggests 3 cardamom sticks for a single serving, and to top it off, they added maple syrup.
Watch the video below:
Like any "how-to" video, it listed our ingredients, the quantity, and the methods. The video’s accompanying message was - “Learn how to make a chai latte -- without the coffee shop price tag”. Twitterverse held back no words. Take a look.
A user wrote - "The only thing left to add to this abomination is some garam masala".
A user mocked the recipe, this is what they said:
One user suggested WebMD to Google the recipe instead.
Another user mocked the recipe. Read below!
And then there was a very pertinent question!
Naturally, a user questioned the usage of maple syrup.
Another user showed zero chill, and imply asked WebMD to delete the tweet.
Others got creative!
Another user simply pointed them towards a better recipe
On an optimistic note, a user urged others to let loose!