Tea can’t cure a cold, but it may help you feel better and ease symptoms. You can try green, Echinacea, elderberry, chamomile, lemon, or ginger tea.

Making their favorite brews at home has become more important than ever for tea lovers since the pandemic caused many tea houses, hotels and restaurants to end popular afternoon tea services. No ...

Boozy canned kombuchas and teas are perfect low-alcohol options to take to the pool or beach. Fizzy and fruity, refreshing and not too sweet, it’s no wonder that the options for boozy canned teas and ...

At the beginning of a new year, it seems that many people will try anything to lose weight. Some of those ideas fade long before spring arrives, yet there are others that seem to last year-round. One ...

An estimated 159 million Americans regularly drink tea, and according to the Tea Association, in 2020 we downed more than 3.8 billion gallons of it – primarily iced and black. While that may sound ...

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Summertime is here, it’s hot out, so cool off with the ultimate iced beverage: boba — commonly served as a sticky sweet milk tea, with warm, chewy tapioca pearls. Boba, also known as bubble tea, ...

Green tea contains antioxidants that have been linked to small drops in blood pressure, as well as anti-inflammatory compounds to support heart health.

If you’ve become hooked on boba tea, the Taiwanese drink filled with tapioca balls, you’d better get your fix now. The chewy balls that fill the drinks are in short supply, and at least one local boba ...

Computer chips, Heinz ketchup packets and now bubble tea. Bubble tea products, also called boba, are becoming harder to find as another COVID-19-related shortage takes hold. The San Francisco ...