Tealegraph - February 2020
1.Drinking tea makes you live longer :
Drinking tea is a staple part of our daily routine. It heats us up as we shiver in the kitchen at 7am, it calms us down after a stressful day at work and apparently, it could help us live longer.
According to scientists, drinking green tea regularly is linked to living a longer and healthier life.
The study analysed 100,902 people who were split into two groups. All of the participants had no history of heart attack, cancer or strokes.
https://www.shemazing.net/drinking-green-tea-linked-to-living-longer-study-claims/
2.The Best Amazon subscription boxes you can gift for any occasion
When you’ve exhausted all you gifting options for your loved one, a subscription box from Amazon is always a solid option.
Because what’s better than a gift that keeps on giving?
Whether they like coffee or comics, you are sure to find a gift box your sweetie, family member, or best friend will enjoy.
They can also indulge their beauty addictions with the Allure Beauty Box or set up amazing date nights with the DateBox Club.
So take a look at some of our faves and get ready to share the subscription box love with your special someone.
https://nypost.com/2020/02/03/best-subscription-boxes-amazon-gift-allure-beauty-box-cocotique/
3.
Meet the Zen Electric Kettle, Instant Pot's latest genius appliance
Banu Ibrahim, CNN Underscored
We'll admit it: We're obsessed with anything and everything Instant Pot, full stop.
Aside from its viral Instant Pot Programmable cooker (of which there are 10 iterations), the brand has also been stealing the hearts of food fanatics with a blender that can pulverize fruits, vegetables and nuts into soups, smoothies and sauces, and a sous vide that can evenly cook proteins in a water bath. We've even raved about a number of accessories, such as an air fryer attachment and baking trays, that can make its devices even more functional.
Since its slew of new gadgets, fans have been wondering what could possibly be the next Instant Pot product sure to revolutionize how they cook at home. The newest member of its lineup, which was just rolled out on Amazon, is the Instant Pot Zen Electric Kettle ($101.24; amazon.com).
https://us.cnn.com/2020/02/03/cnn-underscored/instant-pot-zen-electric-kettle/index.html
4.
You soon may see fewer Starbucks stores at U.S. airports, after HMS Host, which operates all of the roughly 400 terminal locations nationwide, severed its nearly 30-year-old exclusivity agreement with the famous coffee chain.
Since 1991, HMS Host has been the only concession company that could partner with Starbucks at U.S. airports. Starbucks has been a boon for business, with some airports choosing HMS Host to operate many of their food and beverage outlets because they wanted the iconic coffee company. But interests change, and in recent years, Starbucks hasn’t been the draw for airports it once was.
Still, this doesn’t mean Starbucks will disappear from airports. A lot of HMS Host locations have 10-year agreements with airports, so many will remain for many years. Also, other concession companies will now be free to bid for Starbucks airport locations.
https://skift.com/2020/02/03/you-may-see-fewer-starbucks-coffee-shops-at-u-s-airports-heres-why/
5.
It's bad times for Black Tea
The classic British tea is struggling as customers look for other options
Unilever is actively considering getting out of tea
https://modernfarmer.com/2020/02/its-bad-times-for-black-tea/
6.
The 50 Benefits of Drinking Green Tea
Green tea and most other teas are made from the Camellia sinensis plant, and have been used in China and Japan for centuries for medicinal purposes. Green tea is made from un-oxidized leaves, meaning it’s less processed than other types of tea and has more antioxidants.
From weight loss to reducing cancer risk and inflammation, green tea offers so many benefits:
Aside from its viral Instant Pot Programmable cooker (of which there are 10 iterations), the brand has also been stealing the hearts of food fanatics with a blender that can pulverize fruits, vegetables and nuts into soups, smoothies and sauces, and a sous vide that can evenly cook proteins in a water bath. We've even raved about a number of accessories, such as an air fryer attachment and baking trays, that can make its devices even more functional.
Since its slew of new gadgets, fans have been wondering what could possibly be the next Instant Pot product sure to revolutionize how they cook at home. The newest member of its lineup, which was just rolled out on Amazon, is the Instant Pot Zen Electric Kettle ($101.24; amazon.com).
https://us.cnn.com/2020/02/03/cnn-underscored/instant-pot-zen-electric-kettle/index.html
4.
You May See Fewer Starbucks Coffee Shops at U.S. Airports: Here’s Why
You soon may see fewer Starbucks stores at U.S. airports, after HMS Host, which operates all of the roughly 400 terminal locations nationwide, severed its nearly 30-year-old exclusivity agreement with the famous coffee chain.
Since 1991, HMS Host has been the only concession company that could partner with Starbucks at U.S. airports. Starbucks has been a boon for business, with some airports choosing HMS Host to operate many of their food and beverage outlets because they wanted the iconic coffee company. But interests change, and in recent years, Starbucks hasn’t been the draw for airports it once was.
Still, this doesn’t mean Starbucks will disappear from airports. A lot of HMS Host locations have 10-year agreements with airports, so many will remain for many years. Also, other concession companies will now be free to bid for Starbucks airport locations.
https://skift.com/2020/02/03/you-may-see-fewer-starbucks-coffee-shops-at-u-s-airports-heres-why/
5.
It's bad times for Black Tea
The classic British tea is struggling as customers look for other options
Unilever is actively considering getting out of tea
https://modernfarmer.com/2020/02/its-bad-times-for-black-tea/
6.
The 50 Benefits of Drinking Green Tea
Green tea and most other teas are made from the Camellia sinensis plant, and have been used in China and Japan for centuries for medicinal purposes. Green tea is made from un-oxidized leaves, meaning it’s less processed than other types of tea and has more antioxidants.
From weight loss to reducing cancer risk and inflammation, green tea offers so many benefits:
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