Milk tea is popular in many countries, but it takes on different forms around the world. Here's how the British and Hong Kong ...

He explained in a BBC Three segment on British etiquette that since the 18th century, the 'proper' way of brewing tea is water before milk. This is because English potter Josiah Spode decided bone ...

Almost a quarter (22%) of those who make tea are doing it wrong by putting the milk in first and English Breakfast (67%) is ...

Another thought serving tea with milk and sugar on the side was 'not what an English person would typically do'. A third slammed the expat's approach to serving tea as 'unacceptable'.

At Special Teas, a shop that carries more than 400 types of tea, the owner told me she’d grown up in Germany and tea was a constant throughout the day. It’s even served at dinner during cold ...