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Drinking tea: how much tea should you consume?
What do you drink? Black tea, green tea, herbal tea? Everybody has their preferences when it comes to tea. And when we talk about how you...
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Is Herbal Tea Actually Tea?
There has been a lot of debate going among the tea aficionados whether herbal tea is real tea or not. If you are an avid tea drinker, the...
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How tea changed the world?
When tea was first produced commercially, no one would have imagined that it would become the most consumed beverage in the world after w...
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How Is Tea Grown?
After water, tea is the most consumed drink in the world, and probably everyone on this planet must have had a cup of tea at some point i...
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Everything you need to know about Indian Tea aka ‘Masala Chai’
When we talk about Indian tea, the names ‘chai’ and ‘masala chai’ get thrown around a lot. Totally different from what people drink in th...
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Deciphering British Tea Time - How is High Tea Different from Afternoon Tea?
If you are an avid tea drinker, then you may have heard about British tea time. No one likes their tea as much as the British, and if you...
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The Art of Tasting Tea
The warmth and the experience that sipping tea provides is the main reason why this beverage is so popular around the globe. As experts s...
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How to Prepare for Tea Master's Cup?
Are you interested in taking part in the next Tea Masters Cup competition? If you have always wanted to be in the competition, we have go...
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The History of Tea Bags
What is the first thing you think about when you wake up or when you feel sleepy during office hours? Tea! How could one live without tea...
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How to drink tea?
People across the globe, especially the Britons, believe that a cup of tea can cure nearly everything. According to a study published, in...
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Tea Around the World - Legends, Traditions, and History
The history of tea is steeped in legend, admired in politics, and consumed in abundance. Tea is not just any other beverage; it is an emo...
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An Introduction to Different Types of Tea
As a tea enthusiast, you should know that all types of tea come from the same plant – Camellia Sinensis. It is the geographical location...
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