Tea can cure ills, offers a pick me up, it’s a remedy for coping with ... Irish tend to drink their cuppa’s with lots of milk, as a result this requires a very strong tea, so strong in fact ...

it's hard to imagine a situation that isn't improved by a nice cuppa. But it took several hundred years to evolve into a widespread national habit. Shipments of tea from its Asian homeland began ...

As a nation of tea drinkers, Britons might have good reason to think they know a thing or two about making a good cuppa. But ...

Tea was first retailed in London by a man called Thomas Garraway in 1657 at number 30 Corn Hill in the Square Mile at the centre of the city. This was the site where the British had their first ...

Keeping things fresh therefore requires rolling your own lasers, and these DIY nitrogen TEA and dye lasers seem like a fun way to go. These devices are the work of [Les Wright], who takes us on a ...

showed me that you needed to boil the water to 212 degrees F. Put the tea sachet into the cup first, then pour 6 ounces of hot water over the tea. Let it steep for 5 to 7 minutes. Remove the tea ...

“The Great British cup of tea is dying” These were the large black letters of the headline that I’d stumbled across while browsing the internet and drinking my morning cuppa. I nearly spat it ou ...