Loquat fruits can be consumed and used in many different forms, including as a tea, supplement, extract, or snack. They can be turned into a jam, salsa, or chutney or put into a smoothie.

Black tea is rich in antioxidants and may provide health benefits, including improved heart and gut health and a reduced risk for certain conditions. Black tea comes from the Camellia sinensis plant.

There's something to please everyone in this collection of heavenly high tea recipes. If you’re looking to put on an epic spread and channel some old-world glamour while you’re at it, you can’t go ...

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Despite changing lifestyles, tea remains China's favorite drink - making the country the world's largest producer, exporter, and consumer. The earliest credible record of tea drinking in China ...

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Plain, meaning without added fruit, but light, airy and just the right amount of crusty surface makes these scones the perfect backdrop to preserves and clotted cream.... These make delicious party ...

Typhoo Tea has been rescued by vape maker Supreme in a £10m deal which it said would keep the brand "in British hands". The 120-year-old teamaker fell in to administration in November as its ...

During World War II, Prime Minister Winston Churchill famously bought up all the imported tea he could find so his fellow countrymen in the United Kingdom would not go without their favorite beverage.

Kimchi noodle soup. These sheet-pan pierogies with brussels sprouts and kimchi, which someone at a holiday party told me is their favorite New York Times Cooking recipe, and this kimchi grilled ...

Get out your kettle because I’m going to spill the tea on my family’s chai tea recipe, along with some fun (and spicy!) variations I’ve discovered over the years.