This “Black folk tea cake recipe” (that’s what they’re called!) is an old-fashioned nostalgic Southern soul food treat!

Although it can contain as much, if not more, caffeine than black tea, green tea provides a mellow energetic boost without ...

A registered dietitian dives into the benefits of black vs. green tea, highlighting which one may be best for your personal ...

Dr Ruxton's advice comes as the European Society of Cardiology has said we should be getting more flavonoids - found in tea ...

In this caffeinated clash, DW spills the beans on which of our favorite morning beverages makes for a more sustainable brew — and stirs up some ways to make an eco-friendlier blend.

Plant sterols are chemically similar to cholesterol ... Studies have shown that drinking green tea may reduce LDL cholesterol levels. This cholesterol-lowering effect has been difficult to demonstrate ...

"Since commissioning it has produced enough energy to make more than 21 trillion cups of tea and its 2GW capacity is enough to power two million homes," the company said. Peter O'Grady, the plant ...

It has fragrant, white, single flowers with many golden-yellow stamens in autumn and winter. If you drink tea, black, or green, this is the plant it comes from. Commercially grown plants are pruned to ...

An upright, bushy perennial to around 60cm tall with lance-shaped leaves that open with a sooty cast before fading to green. Black stems bear dark buds that open to fragrant, scarlet-red to deep pink ...

This is the form that is used traditionally for health issues. The oil of the plant is also used. Most forms of chamomile tea are prepared with German chamomile. Be sure to read the ingredient label ...