If there's one thing Brits are passionate about, it's a cup of tea. Although the amount of milk and sugar varies from person to person, we all tend to follow the same method - mug, teabag ...

In possibly the most controversial news you'll read all day, it has been claimed that you should indeed pour ... a cup of tea has been revealed... (stock image). Picture: Getty By adding milk ...

These amazing pictures prove there really is no use crying over split milk - when you can capture the precise moment a sugar cube spectacularly splashes into a cup of tea. The stunning pictures ...

She placed a few black tea bags in a porcelain pot, poured just-boiled water over them, then added milk until it looked ... Spooning loose tea right into a pot or cup will give your leaves the ...

Ever since that first leaf legendarily floated into a cup of hot water held ... how smooth or sharp you want your tea and ...

I use almond milk, so I pour two-thirds of a cup into a small ... look like I did in the picture just gently spoon a tablespoon of plain milk over the top. Enjoy your tea with a big boba straw ...

they had to pour the milk in first to prevent their cups from cracking. A victory for physics? Maybe… but hang on, what if you’re skipping the teapot and brewing your tea straight into a mug ...

A freshly brewed mug of tea is the product of many serendipities: ancient human ingenuity, meticulous harvesting, global trade and a whole lot of chemistry. In her new book “Steeped: The ...