STASH TEA BREWS UP ENTERTAINING & RELAXING IDEAS TO HELP AMERICANS DESTRESS DURING HOT TEA MONTH 2021 STASH TEA BREWS UP ENTERTAINING & RELAXING IDEAS TO HELP AMERICANS DESTRESS DURING HOT TEA MONTH 2021
January is National Hot Tea Month and National Hot Tea Day falls on January 12, at
STASH Tea every month is tea month, whether hot, cold or, sun-brewed. With over 250 different teas to choose from ranging from loose teas to tea bags, our tas-tea varieties of bold and rich blends offer a flavor sensation for every palate.
Tea holidays invite us to take a moment to breathe, relax, and take a respite from our busy and chaotic lives. Celebrate, rejoice and, enjoy a perfectly steeped cup, and allow our blends to transport you to exotic and nostalgic destinations while offering unique health benefits to boost your quali-tea of life. Stash invites us all to enjoy some tea-vities (activities) it has created to help make celebrating Hot Tea Month 2021 fun and stress-free all month
Opening a tea shop during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic seems a bit optimistic. But a top tea expert says this Kansas model is strong, especially because of the pandemic.
It turns out that millennials and Generation Xers, due to COVID-19, are turning to this century-old brew, and The Teahouse at Clifton Square in Wichita is reaping the benefits.
“2020, as hard as it was, is a good year for tea,” said Peter Goggi, president of the Tea Association of the U.S.A. “Tea bags increased in sales by 18 to 20%.”
In addition, Goggi said, Gen Xers and millennials, two of the largest demographics in the U.S., find the beverage both relaxing and calming. Studies conducted by the Tea Association show that 87% of millennials are tea drinkers this is strongest in the South and Northeast. This tea-drinking fad is expected to continue as more than two-thirds of this demographic said they would continue to drink tea after COVID-19 s path diminishes.
The 12 Healthiest Teas on Grocery Store Shelves
The 12 Healthiest Teas on Grocery Store Shelves
According to the Tea Association of the U.S.A., almost 80% of American households have some form of tea in their pantry, making it the second most commonly consumed beverage in the world after water. And given that there s an ever-growing body of research about the health benefits, that s not really all that surprising. That s why we rounded up some of the healthiest teas on the shelves so you can focus on sipping rather than stressing about nutrition labels.
Tea is generally considered a healthy beverage particularly if you re using it to replace higher calorie alternatives like soda, juice, or cocktails. On its own, tea contains zero calories, sugar, carbohydrates, fat, or sodium. Not only that, but many teas are packed with powerful antioxidants that can protect you from certain diseases. Research has found that drinking 2 to 3 cups of tea daily is associated with a reduced risk of h