The British are famous for their love of a cuppa, but how much tea do they really drink? According to the United Kingdom Tea and Infusions Association, a lot. The UKTIA estimates over 100 million cups ...

When a US chemist suggested adding salt to tea, a storm brewed online. But why does tea, and the right way to make it, strike such a nerve for so many people, especially in the UK? In the UK, a ...

Researchers surveyed 5,998 British people aged 37 to 73 in addition to 7,931 people in China between the ages of 30 and 79 regarding their tea-drinking habits. They asked whether they drank black ...

If it's the summer and you're drinking tea ... It's convenient and efficient if you have cups of tea waiting for you.' Other British people left comments under the video which carried on the ...

If someone is caught during the alarm and isn’t able to immediately drink tea ... True to their reputation, British people love perpetuating the British tea alarm trend, to the respect ...

As a British woman of Persian descent ... that tea still looms large in the national psyche. “I think people drink more tea than they do coffee still, just in a different way,” he said.

Black tea has less caffeine than coffee, so many people drink it to stay healthier and improve their diet. You can find English breakfast tea inside most grocery stores and at cafés around the world.

So began a free-for-all of tea drinking among people of all classes and income levels. This eventually helped shape events far beyond the British Isles. According to economist Francisca Antman ...