Fresh Tea: Your Guide to Different Types of Tea and Finding the Healthiest Tea
Become a tea aficionado with this guide to different types of tea, including fresh tea. There are important differences between fresh tea, dried leaf, and loose-leaf tea that have a major impact on your teacup. Your kettle will be boiling with excitement over your new-found tea confidence after reading this guide to different types of tea. Plus, discover where to find the healthiest tea. (Hint: think fresh tea!)
Do Teabags Contain Plastic?
Some teabags contain plastic that breaks down to form microplastics that end up in your cup of tea. Suddenly, your cup of tea sounds a little less delicious. Called microplastics, small pieces of plastics that degrade from these plastic-containing teabags should concern you.Â
How Clean is Your Tea?
Eating clean is a hot trend that’s reaching a boiling point and has many of you steeping away, wondering, how clean is your tea? From which teas are really dirty to teas one would include in a clean eating lifestyle, here are 7 facts about tea that’ll make you wonder how dirty is your tea. You bet that if you enjoy a good cuppa every now and then, this blog is definitely going to be your cup of tea.
Millennia TEA’s patented edible frozen tea now at Whole Foods Market locations across Canada
Five years after a health scare prompted a New Brunswick couple to reimagine the most consumed beverage in the world after water, their category-creating innovation has attracted the attention of one of the biggest and most premium natural-food grocery chains in the world.
How to Eat More Whole Foods: 5 Easy Ways to Add More Whole Foods to Your Diet, and Why It’s Good for You
You’ve probably been told to eat your veggies before – now, you’re hearing you should eat more whole foods. Change the way you eat for the better by discovering what a whole food is and how to eat more of them. Here are 5 easy ways to add more whole foods to your diet that you can start, today.
Is Tea Healthy? 8 Scientific Facts About Tea and Your Health Worth Knowing About
As astounding as that may be, that tasty tidbit about tea is actually backed by scientific fact. Tea is healthy for you! No wonder tea is called a superfood. Did you know that tea impacts the moisture retention in skin, how organized your brain structures are, and guards your genome? (Talk about the kind of steamy details that heat up great conversations over a cup of tea or a cool green smoothie with friends.) Thanks to science, we understand now more than ever why tea is healthy and what eating fresh tea leaves could mean to your future.
Sobeys honours Millennia TEA with Innovation Award
Sometimes you’re given a gift. A purpose. A knowing that you’ve been given the chance to do something that both lights you up inside – and something that has the potential to do some real good in the world.
I am feeling that deep level of love and appreciation right now. I’ll tell you why in a sec. First though, some context.
IS IT GOOD TO EAT PLANTS?
What you eat has a profound impact on your health and the planet. It’s well known that is it healthy to eat plants, but what does the research say about the health impacts of our plant-eating ways? Or, how our choices to eat more plants are impacting the environment? Explore the fascinating science behind the plants we eat, discover some unusual plants you can eat, and ways to eat more sustainably.
RE-POST - Atlantic Business Magazine: Millennia Tea Makers Capturing Best Of Sri Lankan Leaves
It’s been a long and sometimes difficult road from that nursery through the launch and early growth of Millennia Tea. But the company recently announced its products – including flash-frozen loose tea – will be carried in Sobeys stores nationwide, growing out of Sobeys’ Support Local program. The Bells, from the company’s office in Saint John, New Brunswick, are celebrating it as a milestone.