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To prepare matcha, start by sifting one to two teaspoons into a bowl. Pour in about 70ml of hot water heated to 80°C to 85°C.

Driven by its health benefits and growing popularity on social media, the matcha trend is here to stay—but only if it remains ...

Hot or cold, you can make this beverage at home. This will also help to reduce the amount of sugar in this drink. Bubble tea has many flavours, and matcha is one of the popular ones. Follow this ...

After Queen Camilla was spotted buying cinnamon and black orange tea this week, a doctor has explained its health benefits ...

Queen Camilla was spotted purchasing cinnamon and black orange tea while shopping for Christmas presents in Fortnum and Mason ...

Riding on the enthusiasm for matcha, food and beverage outlets have also introduced matcha concoctions to entice fans.