Making China tea today is easy and tasty. But in Ancient China, it was not so easy to make China tea, as the tea leaves were pressed into cakes and boiled with a variety of items such as rice, salt, orange peel and onions.
Cold Brew Tea and How to Make It
When it’s too hot for hot tea, make cold brewed tea When it’s too hot to turn on a stove to heat water for tea, you can still enjoy your favorite tea. If you have spent months with your cold hands wrapped around a mug of warm tea, welcome to ice tea and summer. It’s the time of year again when warm days make us long for something cool to drink. We put on our cotton shirts … [Read more...]
Interesting Ways to Brew Tea
Brewing tea - You don’t have to use hi-tech brewers There are a lot of hi-tech machines on the market to brew tea. These products make brewing a cup of tea like grabbing fast food - convenient but maybe not the best. Hi-tech is not all bad especially if you need tea in a hurry. But, since brewing and drinking delicious tea has been around for thousands of years, it’s only right … [Read more...]
Cross Tea Leaf Symbol: Meaning & Interpretation
Guide to the Symbolic Meaning of the Cross in Tea Leaves To many people, the symbol of the cross is associated with religion, particularly Christianity. However, the cross symbol has been in use since long before Christianity began. In ancient times, the people of Babylon, Assyria, Crete, Egypt, Lapland, Peru and many other countries, used a cross with four equal arms to … [Read more...]
Review of Buddha Teas Saffron & Green Tea
First, a big thank you to Buddha Teas for sending me a sample of Buddha Teas Saffron & Green Tea. Buddha Teas is an up-and-coming tea company focused on returning tea to its natural state. Founded in 2009, Buddha Teas offers tea-drinkers a wide variety of teas from the typical green or black tea to herb and tea combinations to straight herbal teas. The company uses organically grown or … [Read more...]
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