Since I’m always on the look out for tea remedies, this article in the Gourmet Traveler by Janet Ching has been added to my collection. Xia Sang Giu has existed for over 200 years and is [...]
5 Ways to Use an Electric Thermo Pot
January 27, 2010 By 5 Comments
Another name for the hot pot is electric thermo pot. What makes it such is its ability to not only boil water automatically, but to keep it warm for hours. This is perfect for preparing tea. But, it’s even more versatile [...]
Drink Ginger Tea to Get Rid of the Common Cold
January 25, 2010 By 1 Comment
Recently I caught a cold from my two-year old granddaughter who sneezed my way a couple of times and added a cough or two for good measure. I immediately grabbed the lemon juice for Vitamin C, but it didn’t help much. [...]
Boost Your Brain with Green Tea
January 24, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Over the past decade, we’ve been inundated with the health benefits of green tea; but did you know that green tea boosts brain cells? Yep, medical research has shown that the [...]
Tips for Brewing Naturally Healing Teas and Tisanes
January 13, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Naturally healing teas and tisanes must be carefully brewed in order to reap their healing benefits. Simple infusions made from herbs and plants can soothe and restore, and be steeped and enjoyed for better health. Here a few tips to keep in mind [...]
American Power Tea
January 11, 2010 By Leave a Comment
This tea is aptly named for the stressed-out American population–the “hurry up and go” generation. Not only are minds stressed with anxiety and worry; but bodies as well in a constant search for the latest fitness or dieting craze [...]
Meyer Lemons and Tea
January 6, 2010 By 3 Comments
I love new tea discoveries and just the other day I was told of a new gourmet fruit that’s great with tea. This fruit is actually a lemon…well, not quite…it’s a cross between an ordinary lemon and a mandarin orange. It’s called a Meyer Lemon [...]
