At the end of the day though, this is probably one of the most impractical teapots I’ve ever used. In terms of usability, there are so many better pots you can get your hands on that won’t have any of these issues.
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Step aside Matcha there’s a new super tea in town! The South American herb, yerba mate might be replacing your daily matcha intake. These benefits are off the charts, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t come with its own set of risks.
If you’re looking to find the best coffee, pastry selection, or to hang out with cats, Aix has your café needs covered! You’re in for a bit of a surprise if you’re looking for the perfect workspace though.
Yerba mate tea seems like the next hottest tea trend possibly kicking out Matcha! (sorry matcha lovers). So I thought, I definitely have to get on board and see what all the fuss is about!
The last thing you want to happen on vacation is not be able to enjoy it. So, I always make sure to pack 5 essential teas with me to help me make the most of my time travelling.
I don’t know about you, but I love adding honey to my tea. It acts as a natural sweetener in my daily cup and as a throat soother when I’m sick. But, there are rumours going around that adding honey to tea might be toxic.
The cafe culture in Barcelona is on point! Whether you want a quick pick me up, to catch up with friends, or a good workspace, there’s a coffee shop in Barcelona for you! And despite everything else being super expensive in the city, the cafes aren’t.
If you’re looking for a more regular café scene, you’ll want to look for coffee shops. Here’s a list of the coffee shops we found around Brussels and what they’re best suited for!
There are so many different ways to drink tea, and at the end of the day, there’s no right way. It’s all about finding your favourite method and enjoying your daily cuppa. For me, it’s drinking tea Grandpa Style.
Hibiscus is one of my favourite herbal teas to enjoy all year round. Despite its rich, velvety red colour the taste can be off-putting for some. That’s why I came up with 5 simple ways to enjoy hibiscus tea, even if you’re not its biggest fan.
With my all-natural recipes, you can enjoy it as both an iced tea in the summer and as a way to warm up and get cozy in the winter. You can even make it into a latte or a punch for your end-of-summer family barbecue.