Before brewing, tea leaves contain more caffeine than coffee beans. Caffeine is a naturally occurring pesticide that’s found in both tea and coffee (as well as cocoa and yerba mate). There is more caffeine in the leaves of the camellia sinensis plant, which is the only species of tea plant, than there is in the … Continue reading Tea Contains More Caffeine? — Tea Sleep and Repeat →

Ingredients: 16 oz ice 16 oz milk Some cooked Tapioca Pearls 2 oz Wintermelon Syrup Directions: Put ice and milk in a blender and blend until smooth In a glass or cup, add in cooked Tapioca Pearls and Wintermelon Syrup Add blended ice and milk Stir it up and enjoy PREPARING TAPIOCA PEARLS Heat […] via … Continue reading How To Make Your Own Boba Tea — Tea Sleep and Repeat →

Ingredients 1 tsp matcha green tea powder 2 tsp sugar 3 tbsp warm water 250ml cold milk or 300ml hot milk How To Prepare Spoon the matcha green tea powder and the sugar into a mug or cup. Add the warm water and mix with a spoon or with a whisk until it is a […] … Continue reading How to Make Your Own Perfect Matcha Latte — TEA-TIP-TOE →

In China, drinking tea is mostly a cultural thing with the majority of the people drink tea throughout the day. Chinese teas can be traced back all the way to the Tang Dynasty and were first discovered in 2737 BCE, by the Chinese Emperor Shen Nong. In the Chinese culture, tea is considered of […] via … Continue reading Chinese Tea 101 — TEA-TIP-TOE →

1. Good for Your Teeth Tea contains very high levels of catechin, an antioxidant that fights oral infections. Fluoride is also a natural component of Earl Grey tea, and it’s also found in tap water. Fluoride is good for your teeth because it protects them from cavities, as well as fighting decay. So if you’re … Continue reading 10 Health Benefits of Earl Grey Tea — TEA-TIP-TOE →

In contemporary times, the popularity of tea to be adopted as a lifestyle can almost offset coffee. If noted, many coffee shop outlets also began offering various variants of tea with various styles of presentation that were also very interesting. If in the world of coffee brewer behind an espresso machine is called a barista, […] … Continue reading Trends in Drinking Tea and Indonesian Readiness Fulfil Demand — TEA-TIP-TOE →

Apparently tea has more caffein than coffee Tea leaves have more caffeine than coffee beans before they are brewed. Prepared, however, tea is diluted quite a bit more than most coffees. Each will vary depending on how strong you like it, though. I understand also that the caffeine content in tea is extracted during the […] … Continue reading Tea or Coffee? — TEA-TIP-TOE →

Today, the sun is shining brightly and it’s incredibly hot here, so iced tea, our art challenge prompt for the day, is definitely a good choice. The intense heat made me think back to when I was a kid and my mom would make sun tea, which would later be poured over ice. This was … Continue reading Sun Tea And Other Great Memories — Doodlewash® — TEA-TIP-TOE →

I always thought that tea leaves Were what you used for tea. I plonked them in a teapot And stirred them up with glee. But then somebody told me You could make tea with fruit; You could make tea with nutmeg, Or bits of ginger root! I went on quite a rampage This fact had … Continue reading Tea — Robbie Yates — TeaDoor →