Imagine a cup of tea that started in your own garden. If growing your own food isn’t your cup of tea, Cassie Liversidge is out to change your mind. Be forewarned, though, that if you love tea, ...

Tea can be a wonderful part of a healthy, balanced diet. That said, coffee shop brews and bottled tea may have more sugar and calories than you need. By steeping tea at home, you know if you add ...

The world's most popular beverage may do more than just warm you up or wake you up - it could help protect you from lead ...

Discover the fascinating process of tea production in "How It’s Made?! Nooo Waaay Tea!" This video takes you through the journey of tea from leaf to cup, highlighting the key steps involved in ...

Following is a transcription of the video: Claudia Romeo: You might not expect to find a tea plantation in Europe, but there is actually one off the coast of Portugal in the middle of the Atlantic ...

Some perennial veggies provide natural fertilizer for themselves and nearby plant life. The same goes for herbs. Old and used tea bags provide nitrogen, tannic acid, and other components that help ...

Enjoying tea daily can harm your gut and liver if prepared incorrectly. Strong brews, drinking on an empty stomach, excessive sugar, and too much milk cause digestive issues. Timing tea after meals ...