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Welcome, foodies! Get ready to embark on a flavorful adventure as we introduce you to some truly unique boba flavors and combinations. From classic favorites with a twist to innovative creations that will tantalize your taste buds, this blog post is your guide to discovering the most exciting and delicious boba options out there. So grab your favorite straw and …

Sometimes the simplest course of action can produce the best results: SO do not ignore the advice of your grandma when she advises you to have a hot cup of tea whenever you catch a cold. When you struggle with a cold a hot cup of tea is frequently precisely what your health demands from you. But have you ever …

An ancient proverb reads: “Better to be deprived of food for three days, than tea for one.” While the history of tea may date back to around 2,700 BC China, it is officially the second most-consumed drink globally after water. In fact, as many as 3.7 billion cups of tea are consumed across the world every day.  In addition to enjoying global …

There are many healthy coffee alternatives available to order in cafes for those of you who want to find a replacement for classic coffee. Whether you want to try something different from the standard cappuccinos or lattes that you usually order, or desire a healthier beverage, the choices are plentiful. Here are our eight suggestions for healthy coffee alternatives: 1. …

Over the past few years, there has been a matcha movement. This once relatively unknown substance has creeped into homes across the world, becoming a staple of healthy living and developing a pretty huge following! Now, it has a cult following and it is sold everywhere, from local supermarkets to hipster cafes. But, what exactly is it, what are the …

Nowadays drinking organic tea has become trendy, but as you probably know, the tea ceremony is an ancestral tradition that varies from country to country. It is said that the tradition of having tea dates back to the pre-Christan era in China. One famous folklore tales that come from this mysterious land is that of a Chinese Emperor Shennong who …

When you hear the term ‘afternoon tea’, it is generally treated as the British tradition. However, it is now known that it was first used in China, and it was due to Duchess Anna that tea was introduced to Queen Catherine. You can imagine Dukes and Duchesses sitting around the table in 18th century England, and enjoying a cup of …

For centuries, our ancestors have been in love with tea. Such passion for organic green tea and other types of tea is still vibrant in modern societies as no morning can be complete without sipping on that lovely cup of tea. Tea remains the beverage of choice for millions of people across the world. Unlike coffee, tea contains little caffeine …

Every morning in Morocco starts with a hot cup of tea. At noon comes another, and a final glass (along with an assortment of treats) caps off the evening. This beverage is everywhere in Morocco. The most famous, and most popular kind is Moroccan mint tea. It is sweet and refreshing though always served hot. And bear in mind that …