Tea History: The Moustache Cup

Invented in the 1860s by British man Harvey Adams, the moustache cup was created to keep moustaches dry while sipping tea. Tea caused two problems for moustache havers: the steam melted the wax used to style the ‘stache, and darker teas stained light coloured...

DIY Teacup Candles

Revitalize an old teacup and saucer with this easy project! You will need: 1. Teacup and saucer 2. Microwavable wax (available at most craft stores) 3. A disposable container to heat the wax 4. Candle wicks with metal base (slightly taller than the top of the cup) 5....

Low Tea Party

Also known as “afternoon tea” this small meal was traditionally served on low tables. Today, “low” refers to the time tea is served; 3-5pm. Afternoon tea is a fantastic way to spend time with friends chatting and catching up. We’re going to take you...