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Fonte beverage powders

For hot favorites and cold servings.

Find the right flavor and format

This range is designed for those who want to switch between different types of serving without completely changing their workflow. Here you will find spicy chai powder blends for a rounded, sweet, warming cup, a matcha-based option with a simpler ingredient list and more pronounced tea character, and an alternative for those who mainly prepare ice-cold drinks. What they all have in common is that every blend is Vegan, but they differ clearly in flavor profile, use, and serving size.

The easiest way to choose is to start with two questions: do you want to serve hot, cold, or both, and how much do you use? The smaller 250 g packages are ideal when you want to try a flavor, use it at home, or have lower consumption. The 2 kg formats are more practical when the drink regularly appears on the menu, when several people in the household use the same blend, or when you want to avoid frequent refills. So start by looking at the type of drink, then the volume.

Four clear choices

Each blend has its own role in the range.

Smooth chai in a large pack

Smooth chai in a large pack

Spiced base with vanilla notes

For those who want a milder chai with broad versatility, from a hot cup to an iced serving.

Classic spicy everyday favorite

Classic spicy everyday favorite

Smaller bag, more pronounced spice profile

Ideal for those who want chai with more pronounced spice and a format that is easy to keep at home or try first.

For those who prefer matcha

For those who prefer matcha

Cleaner expression than chai

A good choice when you want green tea notes instead of cinnamon and ginger, and the flexibility to make it both hot and cold.

Made for blenders and ice

Made for blenders and ice

Vanilla base for cold drinks

The right choice if you focus on Frappé, shake, or iced coffee and want a blend developed specifically for cold recipes.

Choose based on how you serve

Here you will find three different starting points: high volume, lower consumption, and an option for those who want to work with green tea flavors.

For high consumption

For high consumption

2 kg for recurring servings

A larger package is best suited to places where the same drink is prepared frequently and you want a more efficient setup.

For cold menus

For cold menus

Large volume for summer and takeaway

Convenient when cold drinks are a regular part of the offering and you need a base that lasts longer.

For smaller batches

For smaller batches

250 g that's easy to get started with

A practical format for home use, trying a new flavor, or when you want variety without a large package.

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When you want more spice

This option is for those looking for a distinct chai character with classic notes of cinnamon, ginger, and black tea. Great for lattes, but also easy to use in iced preparations.

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When you want a greener cup

Choose this if you would rather build the drink around matcha than sweet spices. The smaller dosage also means that the preparation method differs from the chai blends.

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For iced, shaken, and blended drinks

If the focus is on cold beverages, this is the most suitable base in the range. It is designed to be blended with ice and milk, making it particularly relevant for summer menus, takeaway, and cafés that want to create several cold variations from the same base.

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Frequently asked questions

Answers to the questions that most often determine the choice.

What is the biggest difference between chai, matcha, and Frappé here?

The main difference lies in taste and use. The chai varieties are built around a spiced profile including cinnamon, ginger, and black tea, and are suitable for those who want a sweeter, spicier latte base. The matcha variety has a completely different character, with green tea notes and a simpler composition. The Frappé blend is not intended as chai or matcha, but as a vanilla base for cold, blended drinks such as Frappé, shakes, and iced coffee.

What is the biggest difference between chai, matcha, and Frappé here?
How do I choose between 250 g and 2 kg?

250 g is usually the right choice when you want to try a flavor, use the blend at home, or have lower consumption. 2 kg is better when the drink is prepared often, when you want to work more consistently over time, or need a format that works for higher volumes. The choice is therefore less about taste and more about how often you will use the product.

How do I choose between 250 g and 2 kg?
Can the blends be used both hot and cold?

Yes, but not in exactly the same way. The chai blends are flexible and work for both hot lattes and colder variations such as iced chai and certain smoothies or Frappé-style drinks. The matcha blend can also be served hot or cold. The Frappé blend, on the other hand, is clearly intended for cold recipes and is best suited for use with ice and a blender.

Can the blends be used both hot and cold?
Are all the options Vegan?

Yes, the entire selection on this page consists of Vegan blends. This makes it easier to choose freely between flavors and applications without having to filter out products based on that.

Are all the options Vegan?

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

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