Chinese history has produced many cultural exports, particularly to East and Southeast Asia. Here are five of the most significant: 1. Hanzi (Chinese characters) Calligraphy dates back 3,000 years in China, and was exported to Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. Photo: Shutterstock The logographic system of Chinese languages is widely accepted by world scholars as one … Read more
The brew-haha prompted the US embassy in London to release a tongue-in-cheek statement, saying that “the unthinkable notion of adding salt to Britain’s national drink is not official United States policy”. Milk tea – taken without salt – is sacred to many in the UK, where it is the national drink. Photo: Shutterstock Francl explains … Read more
Tea, a quintessential British beverage, may soon become a casualty of trade route disruptions, raising concerns among UK shoppers about potential shortages. The challenges in global shipping and supply chain disruptions have cast a shadow on the availability of the beloved brew, prompting experts to explore the root causes and potential solutions. Sainsbury’s, a major … Read more
In case you didn’t hear, last week an American chemist stirred up quite a tempest in teapots across Great Britain. Michelle Francl, a professor in the state of Pennsylvania, published a book called Steeped: The Chemistry of Tea. The science-based tome expounds on molecules and atomic structure and engages in a meticulous analysis of caffeine … Read more
An expert says you could be making your cup of tea wrong, missing out on the perfect brew. Chemist Dr Michelle Francl believes we should be adding a pinch of salt to scientifically reduce bitterness. She also says tea drinkers should be warming the milk up first to avoid curdling. The tips are in her … Read more
Scientists have revealed the perfect formula for dunking biscuits, discovering that Rich Tea, Hobnobs, and Digestives should be submerged – for less than ONE second. Dr Helen Pilcher, who has a PhD in stem cell biology, conducted an experiment to discover the optimal time to submerge biscuits in hot drinks – and at what point … Read more
This First Person column is the experience of Grace Stelmachowicz, who lives in Squamish, B.C. For more information about CBC’s First Person stories, please see the FAQ. Growing up, I was taught that there is a clear pathway to success: go to university, get a job in your field, get married, buy a house, and … Read more
President of Tea Association of India Ajay Jalan said that technological intervention can play a transformative role in addressing both rising costs and workers shortage/productivity matters including adaption and mitigation of Climate Change. Jalan while delivering President’s Speech for the 49th Biennial General Meeting of Tea Association of India in Kolkata said, “The technology such … Read more
‘Nahi pata tha, Bhagwan padharenge…’ Ujjwala Yojana beneficiary delighted after making tea for PM Modi Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Pioneer Newz is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, all materials to their … Read more
Two Inuit leaders in Labrador are calling on the Newfoundland and Labrador government to chip in for flights to their fly-in communities as the province becomes the latest to support leisure travel to and from international destinations. Johannes Lampe, president of the Inuit Nunatsiavut government, and Barry Andersen, the AngajukKak — or mayor — of Makkovik, N.L., … Read more
