As juicy and sweet as the fruit is, it’s actually the zest, peel and orange flower that are more commonly used in tea blends! Here you can learn about orange as an ingredient in recipes and tea blends. Orange tea archive by Izzy’s Corner.
My love for turmeric is slowly growing. First, I loved just a dash in homemade paella, then I discovered I could make Bombay aloo myself with a medley of turmeric and spices. But turmeric in drinks is my newest fascination.…
The name of this tea is pure genius. I have some fuzzy childhood memories of singing ‘oranges and lemons’ and sipping orange squash in the middle of the summer months – this fruit tea from Twinings instantly transports me back…
I usually have trifle after Christmas dinner. Is that weird? I often find that Christmas cake or Christmas pudding is just far too filling after I’ve stuffed myself with turkey and pigs in blankets. That’s why this tea caught my…
As you probably noticed already from the pictures, I reviewed Traditional Medicinals Nighty Night Tea during the day. But that doesn’t mean I didn’t feel the effects! Trust me when I say, this herbal tea does wonders for your mental…
Happy new year! I am reviewing this new tea in my collection, Twinings Mango Strawberry Tea, on the second day of the year. Here’s hoping that the next 12 months will be as sweet and smooth as this tea is.…
For me, turmeric is a flavoursome earthy spice I love cooking with. From my favourite satay chicken recipe to a tasty spiced potato soup. And I’ll be honest, I’ve not jumped on the turmeric tea bandwagon. Yet. This week I’m…
Okay, so the first thing you do is open your stocking, right? Well, one year I rushed to open my stocking only to discover I’d opened the best gift I’d get all day – a festive mini caddy of Whittard…
On that specific day in December when the Coca-Cola advert is on TV, the radios are bursting with Christmas tunes, and we finally start putting up the Christmas decorations, there’s a very distinctive aroma in my house. That aroma is…
Ginger teas are so hit and miss. Get the timing wrong and you’re grimacing with every sip of earthy, fiery ginger tea. But get it right and you add so much depth and warmth to your tea. It really does…