Ashley You don’t have to go to an American franchise cafeteria to have a “Frapuccino”. We tell you how to make the famous Frappé Teas with Green Tea, Chai Tea or with the infusion of your choice. You can make it at home with ingredients that you surely have. Vibrant colors, flakes of cream or ice cream, chocolate and … Read more
Oolong tea is a natural, low-caffeine beverage with health benefits quite similar to green tea . In China, it is preferred over green tea because of its mild and pleasant taste. It’s a perfect alternative for those regular coffee (or black tea ) drinkers who want to switch to healthier options, but simply can’t handle the bitter, herbaceous taste of green tea. Regular … Read more
if you didn’t know, is an infusion that comes from the leaves of the Aspatathus Linearis plant , and which became famous not only for its sweet flavor but also for its very striking and characteristic red color . Rooibos infusion contains a large amount of minerals and, like many teas, contains antioxidants and phenolic compounds, all of which are … Read more
Boba Tea, Bubble Tea or Bubble Tea is in fashion, it is consumed everywhere. At Sweetea we love tea, so we put the objects aside to really tell you what Bubble Tea is all about. It is that when something is imposed so strongly, marketing destroys the subject in all areas. But at Sweetea we love tea, so we … Read more
Discover the content of Theine in White Tea Many consumers tend to worry about the level of caffeine that white tea usually has. There are several people who suffer from hypertension and therefore cannot consume tea in large quantities because it can be seen to affect their health. Theine or caffeine is a substance found in all kinds of … Read more
What is Pan Fried Green Tea A Comprehensive Guide to This Unique Brewing Method Pan fried green tea has a different processing than industrial green tea (steamed). It is manually heated which ensures superior quality, a smoother and more persistent flavor and a sweeter aroma. Origin of Pan-Fried Green Tea In the history of pan-fried green tea, you … Read more
Yu Rong white tea, as it is also known as Xue Rong, is a variety of white tea from the Xinjiang area. As we already know, white tea comes from the young shoots that plants have, when looking at yu rong white tea, you can find delicate leaves with a kind of parallel with cat feathers. It … Read more
If you ever tried Silver Needle white tea and didn’t understand why there is so much fuss about it, there might be a logical explanation. Maybe you have bought the wrong tea. Silver Needle is probably the most popular of all white teas, with only Bai Mu Dan or White Peony being able to compete … Read more
Did you know that, after water, tea is the most popular drink in the world? Not so surprising when you consider that 165 million cups of tea are drunk every day in the UK alone. After Turkey and Ireland, the UK is the third biggest tea drinking nation per capita. The majority of the cuppas enjoyed by … Read more
We answered a Quora question about what it means for a tea to not be brisk, which we’ll convert into the opposite: A summary of what “briskness” in tea actually means. To me, it either means bright in flavor and character or else astringent (possessing a mouth-feel) in such a way that is appealing or having a … Read more
