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Which came first, coffee or tea?
Coffee and tea, just like peanut butter and jelly, have a unique chemistry and shared history in numerous households and cafes all around the world. Wherever one goes, the other tags along pretty much every time. A question that comes to mind now is which one of the two originated first, tea or coffee? Origin of Tea-Tea was first prepared in China around 2700 BC, making it one of the world’s earliest beverages. Evidence shows that tea was consumed for a good thousand years before coffee was cultivated for the very first time. After its discovery, tea was initially consumed...
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All you need to know about Oolong Tea!
Origin Oolong is a tea representing the true craftsmanship of horticulture and tea production. It is a semi-fermented tea, and hence cannot perfectly fall under the category of green tea or black tea. Its form, palate and fragrance vary depending on where it's grown and how the tea master processes it. Its origin is traced back to the lands of China and Taiwan, where it is cherished even today. Due to its texture and colour, it was earlier called “Black Dragon Tea”, however, this name was later changed to oolong. The flavour of this tea can be sweet, light, woody and...
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Travel Teas to Quench your Wanderlust
For all of those who love travelling, there comes a problem frequently. The feeling of wanderlust, and not being able to quench it for whatever reason there may be. Since we cannot travel full-time, we are no strangers to this feeling of longing to visit that exotic beach or that scenic countryside, sometimes we have to find other ways to ease our wanderlust. Okay, we know nothing compares to the joy of packing and boarding flights and the feeling upon reaching the destination. But if there’s one way to experience some of this feeling that you’re craving, the trick is...
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Chai - We can’t get enough of it!
In India, chai is more significant than only a cup of tea to begin the day - the thick sweet drink is a crucial part of every Indian’s life. When you stroll around an Indian neighbourhood, you will discover innumerable chaiwallahs (tea sellers) steaming up a warm Masala Chai for their customers. Indians drink approximately 837,000 tonnes of tea yearly, making it the country’s most famous and loved beverage. It has been documented that tea in India was firstly used for medicinal purposes back in 500 B.C, and later the culture of drinking tea was made famous by the Britishers....
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Tea: A perfect choice for corporate gifting!
Once in a while, you would want to thank your employees or congratulate a client on their achievement. The ideal way to do it is through corporate gifting. In this guide, we'll take you through the essentials of corporate gifting in detail, and share our advice on how to manage corporate gifts in 2022. Personalise your gifts - A personalised gift makes a powerful impression on the recipient and says a lot about the gift giver. It establishes a connection and celebrates the bond. Do not insert promotions - Corporate gift-giving is mostly done to express gratitude to your staff and to...
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Simple Tea Infused Soups & Salads To Make Your Plate Look Colorful!
What can be more refreshing and healthy than a bowl of crunchy fresh salad or a soul-warming soup? Fresh fruits and vegetables everywhere filled with the goodness of rich seasonal flavors and those gorgeous greens for the added crunch.. What more do you need in your platter! Here are five easy peasy tea-infused soup & salad recipes for you to try. Lebu Cha Infused Quinoa Salad Meet your new favorite salad! This lemon tea infused Quinoa Salad is packed with bright lemon flavor, sweet lime, cherry tomatoes, chopped cucumber, pomegranate arils and fresh mint leaves. Make it for a healthy...
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How to Enjoy a Perfect Rainy Day
Starting from late July and lasting up to the end of September, the Indian monsoon season is nothing short of magical. After the long, scorching summer heat, the heavy rains, cloudy skies, and cool breeze come as a much-needed respite. Not only is it cooler and more comfortable but it is as if the rains breathe new life into all things and rejuvenate the atmosphere. The trees look green and lush, the ponds and streams are overflowing with water, the animals are happy, and it is as if the thirst of the earth has been quenched by the welcome rainfall....
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The Ultimate List Of Teas To Try This Monsoon For All Chai Lovers
As the monsoon rains and breeze slowly wash away the sweltering heat of the Indian summers, a number of viruses and infections too come out to play. Dealing with this small downside of monsoons and enjoying the beautiful weather sitting at your windowsill with onion pakoras can both be done by a simple, delicious solution- chai! So here’s a list of delicious teas that are a must-try this monsoon season for all you chai lovers out there! Benares- First on the list is a blend of organic Assam black tea and an array of spices such as cinnamon, cardamom, ginger,...
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What are Coffee Bags? Why it’s the best?
Is it really possible to prepare a quality cup of coffee with only coffee sachets and no costly equipment? We think so! If you haven't heard of a coffee bag before, then you are in the right place. What are Coffee Bags? In essence, coffee bags are similar to tea bags, but instead of tea, they have fresh ground coffee. Therefore, using coffee bags gives you all the flavour of freshly roasted coffee in a convenient, mess-free format. What do Coffee bags taste like? Coffee made with coffee bags has the same flavour as freshly filtered coffee. Depending on the...
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8 Herbs To Grow This Summer
It doesn’t matter if you’re a newbie cook or a trained chef, if you cook, you know how important herbs are in the kitchen. In fact, even if you know nothing about cooking and are just a foodie you understand the significance of herbs in food. Fresh herbs are an amazing addition to dishes you prepare and can be used in a multitude of different ways including in drinks! But the hard part is procuring good quality herbs. This is why we recommend growing your own! Now you must be wondering if growing your own herbs is even worth the...
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