22:21, Wed, Jan 28, 2026 Updated: 22:22, Wed, Jan 28, 2026 Tea is a cornerstone of British life, poured at breakfast, mid-morning, and often in the evening. It’s long been celebrated for its calming ...

Your daily cuppa may expose you to more microplastics than soft drinks or coffee. Here’s what the science says Ella Nunn is a writer for The Telegraph. She covers all areas of health and wellness – ...

This article is brought to you by our exclusive subscriber partnership with our sister title USA Today, and has been written by our American colleagues. It does not necessarily reflect the view of The ...

Magic of Rahat presents a second floating cup round with unusual motions. Donald Trump issues new threat to Mexico Actress Kristen Stewart says entertainment industry is 'capitalist hell' Chinese ...

I was the age my elder daughter is now, eleven, or close enough, when my father said,“Tomorrow we take the lake.” The sentence felt like a promise and a command rolled into one. In 1987, a picnic was ...

Chaya Chechi has been serving her signature spiced masala chai from a small wooden boat for over 11 years at Coconut Lagoon. Read Time: 2 min There is something inherently comforting about a warm cup ...

SPARTANBURG — A USC Upstate student noticed a lack of tea shops in Spartanburg, so she decided to start her own. The result is Cup of Tea, a cafe located in the Montgomery Building at 187 N. Church St ...

A fun, family-friendly activity. Trump panics over a White House mirror during meeting Aaron Rodgers Reveals What He Told Steelers OL Who Tackled Him During TD Celebration Car sitting at park held ...

In case you missed it, CHAGEE is now in the Philippines. The global tea sensation’s grand launch last August 29 to 31 attracted thousands of Pinoy milk tea lovers, selling more than 23,000 cups during ...

Over-boiling water and excessive steeping ruin tea's flavor and nutrients, leading to bitterness. Different teas require specific steeping times, with green tea needing less than black or herbal ...

For generations, putting the kettle on has been the first step to making the perfect cup of tea. But not for Gen-Z, who are using the microwave to make their cuppas. Almost two-thirds of under-30s ...