Herbal teas like chamomile and red raspberry offer natural remedies for everything from fertility to digestion. Discover the fat-burning potential of green tea and why hospitals caution against its use with certain medications.
Ceylon tea comes from Sri Lanka, a small island in the Indian Ocean named ''Ceylon'' by British colonists. Ceylon refers to the geographical region in which the tea plant (Camellia sinesis) is grown, not to a specific type of tea.
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There is nothing quite as indulgent as sipping a steaming hot beverage in a cafe with friends. If you are trying to take care of your health, however, drinking these at a cafe can be quite overwhelming.
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Bubble tea, also known as boba tea, is a cafe beverage that was invented in Taiwan in the 1980s. The tea is made by shaking tapioca pearls with milk, crushed fruit, fruit syrup or tea. The calorie count depends on the type of bubble tea you choose from the menu.
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A strong black cup of tea sweetened with milk and a spoonful of sugar is a drink that warms the Irish heart. Irish breakfast tea is made from leaves grown in Assam, India. Ideally, these tea leaves should be steeped at 212 degrees Fahrenheit for the characteristically strong brew.
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