A s much as I adore my trusty iced coffee all year long, there's something about steamy summer days that just begs for a tall ...

The Duchess of Sussex's hibiscus, lemon ginger and peppermint teas appear to be made by a company headquartered in Larkspur, ...

Researchers measured micro- and nanoplastics in such food and drink products as beer, canned fish, rice, mineral water, tea ...

Some commercially available tea bags contain high levels of microplastics. Here's what researchers say you should know, and options for brewing a safer cup of tea.

In addition to reusing your tea bags, it turns out that steeping is just the start of a tea bag’s usefulness.They can be incredibly handy in the garden and have unexpected uses around the home. We ...

Tea bags do not break down as quickly as the leaves, even when made solely of organic materials. Related: 10 Plants That Perk Up With Coffee Grounds. Feeding Worms.

Commercial tea bags may release microplastics during the brewing process. The ones made with polypropylene, a type of plastic, were found to release 1.2 billion particles of nanoplastics per ...

£2.79 for 240 bags (33p per 100g, 1p per tea bag). Available from Lidl. Morrisons Everyday Tea – 68%. Less than half felt the flavour of this tea hit the spot, although two- thirds enjoyed its ...

Tea is a great and natural deodorizer, suggested the Big Basket Lifestyle blog. After your used tea bag has dried, you can place it (or a few of them) in strategic places in your home, such as the ...

Tea bags are small, porous pouches typically crafted from filter paper, though modern variations may incorporate food-grade plastic, cotton, or silk. Traditionally filled with tea leaves, these bags ...