Tea drinkers

1950s woman drinking tea. British are a nation of tea drinkers, with over 165 million cups consumed every single day. First imported in the 17th century, the drink became a craze after Charles II's queen, Catherine of Braganza, pronounced herself a fan.

Tea, Tea, Tea Me Please 🍵 Best Teas To Drink ✶ I grew up drinking sweet tea, that my grandfather would make with with hot, boiling, stove top water, and a pitcher filled with way too many cups of sugar. 😋 Which was the only style of tea I knew until a few years ago.…

Peace of Mind with Tea and Music

Tea is amazing Think about it. China, some of the best inventors; The Brits, some of the best authors. It could be the reason. Well whether it is or isn’t don’t forget to take time out …

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EDITOR’S NOTE: French Culinary Institute-trained Andrea Duty is a dear friend of the blog who we often collaborated with when she lived in Austin and ran her delicious custom dessert catering company, Bake Sale. Although our sweet tooth was devastated when she set off for life abroad in London, we couldn’t have been more excited […]

Last year I created a #drinkwhatyouown challenge for myself but quickly came to realize many other tea drinkers could relate to the inspiration behind it. How to drink more tea may seem like an odd guide, but there’s a solid reasoning for it. As an avid tea drinker and blogger I find myself up to my neck in teas because of my own purchases and free samples. So, I made the decision to put myself on a tea buying ban and focus more on drinking what I own.

No doubt like all Harry Potter fans you are still reeling from seeing the thrilling conclusion to the last Harry Potter film The main issue for me though is this – I am not sure if I have qu…