If you are a fan of milk tea but do not always feel like heading out to buy a cup, there is now a new option worth checking out. CHAGEE teabags have arrived at selected FairPrice stores in Singapore, giving tea lovers a convenient way to enjoy familiar tea flavours from the comfort of home.
Priced at $12 per pack, the new CHAGEE Teabags collection comes with eight individually packed teabags. That works out to $1.50 per teabag, before adding milk, sugar and any other ingredients you may want to use.
The range includes five different tea flavours: Jasmine, Peach Oolong, Osmanthus Oolong, Longjing and Ceylon. So, whether you prefer something floral, fruity, refreshing or richer in character, there is a reasonable variety to explore.
What makes this promotion particularly interesting is that these teabags are not limited to being enjoyed as a simple cup of hot tea. They can also be used as a base for making your own milk tea at home.
CHAGEE Tea Without The Trip To The Outlet
There is something satisfying about making a drink at home, especially when you can customise it according to your own taste. Some people like their milk tea sweeter, while others prefer a stronger tea flavour or a lighter amount of milk.
With the CHAGEE Teabags, you can experiment without having to follow exactly the same formula every time.
For a basic homemade milk tea, start by steeping one teabag in approximately 220ml of hot water at around 95°C. While the tea is still warm, add roughly six to eight teaspoons of sugar, depending on how sweet you like your drink.
Once the tea has cooled, add approximately 100ml of fresh milk. Pour the finished drink over ice and, if you want something creamier, add some cream or creamer.
The result gives you roughly 320ml of tea and milk before adding ice. If you prefer a larger drink or want a stronger tea base, simply use two teabags and adjust the quantities of water, milk and sugar accordingly.
For those who enjoy trying recipes, an unofficial CHAGEE recreation is also available here.
Five Flavours To Try At Home
One of the nice things about this collection is that shoppers are not stuck with just one flavour.
Jasmine is a natural choice for anyone who enjoys a fragrant and floral tea. It can work particularly well when paired with milk without completely losing its tea character.
Peach Oolong offers a fruitier direction, making it an interesting choice if you like a more aromatic and refreshing milk tea.
Then there is Osmanthus Oolong, which brings another floral element to the collection. If you enjoy fragrant teas, this is one flavour worth experimenting with.
Longjing provides a different experience, with a distinctive green tea profile that can be enjoyed on its own or incorporated into a homemade milk tea.
Finally, Ceylon gives tea drinkers a more familiar black tea-style option and could be suitable for those who prefer a stronger, fuller tea base.
Having five flavours available also means a single purchase can give you several different drinks to explore instead of having the same cup every day.
How Much Does A Homemade Cup Actually Cost?
This is where the CHAGEE Teabags promotion becomes particularly interesting for regular milk tea drinkers.
At $12 for eight teabags, each serving starts at just $1.50.
Add approximately 100ml of Meiji fresh milk, based on a two-litre bottle priced at around $6.70, and the milk portion works out to about $0.34. Sugar adds only around $0.06 to $0.08, depending on how much you use.
That brings the estimated total to approximately $1.90 to $1.92 per homemade cup, excluding optional cream or creamer.
Of course, the actual cost can change depending on where you buy your milk, sugar and other ingredients. Ice and hot water are generally negligible in the calculation.
The bigger point is that the teabags provide a relatively affordable starting point for anyone who regularly enjoys milk tea and wants to experiment with making it at home.
You Can Also Make A Larger Cup
If the standard 320ml preparation is not enough, there is plenty of room to scale things up.
A third-party recreation of a larger 700ml-style fresh milk tea uses approximately 275ml of brewed tea, 100ml of fresh milk, 40ml of milk or creamer base and around 35ml/g of sugar syrup. That gives roughly 450ml of liquid before ice, followed by approximately 200–250g of ice.
The exact measurements do not have to be treated as a strict recipe. Think of them more as a starting point for experimenting.
You can make the tea stronger, reduce the sugar, increase the milk or add more ice depending on what you enjoy. This flexibility is one of the reasons homemade milk tea can be fun.
Why Should We Check Out This Promotion?
For CHAGEE fans, the obvious attraction is being able to bring the tea experience home. Instead of making a separate trip whenever you want a tea-based drink, the individually packed teabags can be kept in the kitchen, office drawer or even packed for a holiday.
The individual packaging is also practical. Since each teabag is separately packed, you do not have to carry the entire box whenever you want to bring a few servings along.
The price is another reason to consider it. At $1.50 per teabag before adding other ingredients, the collection provides a relatively straightforward way to prepare your own tea drinks. Once milk and sugar are included, the estimated cost of a basic homemade cup is still around $1.90.
It could therefore appeal to people who enjoy having milk tea regularly but would like to try making it themselves.
There is also the fun factor. Rather than simply following one recipe, you can try Jasmine one day, Peach Oolong another day and then experiment with Osmanthus Oolong, Longjing or Ceylon. You can adjust sweetness and milk levels until you find a combination that suits your taste.
The teabags could also make a practical addition to your pantry. They are easy to store and individually packed, so they can be brought to work or packed for an overseas trip without taking up too much space.
Available At Selected FairPrice Stores
The new CHAGEE Teabags are available from 17 September 2026 onwards at selected FairPrice stores, priced at $12 per pack.
Each pack contains eight individually packed teabags, with five flavours available across the collection: Jasmine, Peach Oolong, Osmanthus Oolong, Longjing and Ceylon.
Do keep in mind that availability may vary from one FairPrice outlet to another. If you have a particular flavour in mind, it would be sensible to check the participating store before making a special trip.
For anyone who already enjoys CHAGEE’s tea flavours, this is an opportunity to take the experience home and make it part of your everyday tea routine. For others, it is simply a chance to experiment with homemade milk tea without spending too much on the tea base.
At $12 for eight servings, the CHAGEE Teabags promotion is certainly worth knowing about if you enjoy tea, milk tea or simply like finding affordable ways to recreate café-style drinks at home.
Promotional/Event Details:
Date: 17 September 2026 onwards
Time: During participating FairPrice store operating hours
Venue: Selected FairPrice stores in Singapore
Promotion: CHAGEE Teabags at $12 per pack
Pack Size: 8 individually packed teabags
Available Flavours: Jasmine, Peach Oolong, Osmanthus Oolong, Longjing and Ceylon
Estimated Homemade Milk Tea Cost: About $1.90–$1.92 per cup, excluding optional cream or creamer
Availability: While stocks/availability last at selected stores
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