There's just something magical about a tea party—delicate teacups, pretty pastries, and good company make for the most amazing afternoon. Whether you're hosting a fancy garden tea, a beautiful bridal ...

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During World War II, Prime Minister Winston Churchill famously bought up all the imported tea he could find so his fellow countrymen in the United Kingdom would not go without their favorite beverage.

Step into the past with this 1886 tea biscuit recipe from Mrs. Rorer’s Philadelphia Cookbook. Known as Tea Biscuit No. 2, this recipe is more like a soft yeasted bun than what we’d call a biscuit ...

Matcha is a more concentrated version of green tea. You may have seen it as a drink, but you can also use it in a variety of recipes. You can drink matcha by itself or add it to shakes and smoothie ...

A few summers ago, I started to appreciate the thirst-quenching, internally cooling joys of cold coffee topped with a fizzy drink. It's the best of both worlds — caffeine for kick, bubbles to refresh.