A thirst for tea knowledge leads to Asia - Kansas City Star

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A thirst for tea knowledge leads to Asia Kansas City Star White: Derives its name from slender white fibers on its leaves. Lightest level of caffeine, contains the most antioxidants. Grown in select regions of China at high elevations. White Peony and Silver Needle King are two better-known types of white tea ... and more »

Gambit's 2012 Winter Restaurant Guide: Chinese - bestofneworleans.com

Gambit's 2012 Winter Restaurant Guide: Chinese bestofneworleans.com General Fong's chicken features white meat chicken in slightly spicy sauce. Reservations accepted. Lunch and dinner daily. Credit cards. $ GREEN TEA 1116 Louisiana Ave., 899-8005; www.greenteano.com Chicken with garlic sauce is a mixture of sauteed ... and more »

Chinese Oreos are totally tubular - Boing Boing

Chinese Oreos are totally tubular Boing Boing Why does an Oreo have to be black and white? Davis sent us an Oreo with green tea filling. Another had a bright orange center divided between mango and orange flavor. And why should an Oreo be round? They developed Oreos shaped like straws. In China ... and more »

Forget Stocks—Chinese Turn Bullish on Booze and Caterpillar Fungus - Wall Street Journal

Forget Stocks—Chinese Turn Bullish on Booze and Caterpillar Fungus Wall Street Journal China's banks are getting in on the action. Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd., China's biggest state-owned lender by assets, set up a fund for customers to invest in high-end pu'er tea, marketing it as a low-risk investment. and more »

Have a spot of tea - Gothenburg Times

Have a spot of tea Gothenburg Times Although tea is one of the oldest drinks in the world, the beverage has become a fad these days. “Chai, herb tea, fruit drinks with tea, green tea, white tea, black tea, red tea and even bubble tea,” Andrea Nisley, Dawson County Extension educator, ...