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Which Tea Suits You Best? Complete Guide to Tea Types

Tea has never been just a beverage. It's a pause in the middle of a hectic day, a family tradition, and for others, a health necessity. Whether you...

Black Tea Benefits: Energy Boost to Heart Health

There's something ageless about a warm mug of black tea. Whether it's your morning wake up time, your mid-afternoon break, or a cozy evening with l...

5 Easy & Delicious Tea Recipes to Make at Home

There is no substitute for the coziness of a cup of tea, particularly if it's prepared with affection at home. If you want something spicy, soothin...

4 Types of Iced Tea to Keep You Cool This Summer

Summer demands cooling drinks that not only quench thirst but also brightens the mood. Although water is a must, a cold glass of iced tea brings bo...

The Fascinating ‘Kulhad Chai’

If you look at the menu of any self-respecting tea-house franchise in the country, then you will notice the presence of a ‘kulhad chai’ on the me...

The same three ingredients, but different types of tea

Consider this: every time you have tea at a different place, there is something different. At its core, what you end up drinking is tea, but the t...

Stay Fit while being Qurantined

With a lot more downtime on our hands, many of us may want to use our time holistically, that is, to focus on our mind, productivity and body. Dev...

Upgrade your Skills while having a steaming hot cup of chai to keep company

With the quarantine and social distancing upon us, many companies and organizations are now following the WFH model of employment. With a lot more...

Tea and Chocolate: Yes, you read that right!

Think about your childhood. Think about the many times chocolate played an important part in so many of your favourite memories. Hopefully, that’...

Not just to drink: tea can be used for food too!

When you think of tea, the first image that springs to mind is a wonderful cup full of the steaming beverage. Sometimes, you may think of iced tea...

How tea was introduced to Britain

It is a widely accepted fact that tea originates from China. But it is the British people that are more commonly associated with the beverage. How...

The right tea at the right time

So many teas, so little time! So which tea should you have, and on what occasion? The answer is not so simple. To make the best tea choices, you n...