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Green tea meets elderflower liqueur in this simple cocktail. The Green Tea Hugo Spritz is a lightly sweet, floral spritz cocktail made with elderflower liqueur, brewed green tea, and sparkling wine.

Light, fluffy, and delicately iced, this cake pairs perfectly with your favorite hot drink—be it tea, coffee, or herbal infusions. The simple lemon glaze adds just enough sweetness while enhancing the ...

Details: Buy mochi doughnuts individually or by the box. Boba tea is offered in milk tea and green tea varieties with tapioca and poppable boba. Doughnuts start at $4, boba tea starts at $6.

My sweet tooth isn’t satisfied unless I end the day with a matcha cake bomb ($4) from Pipeline Bakeshop. The rich matcha green tea cake, topped with a velvety matcha glaze delivers a burst of ...

Tunnock’s Tea Cakes have regained their wingman status after six decades on the Royal Air Force’s no-fly list. The Scottish sweet treats were said to be all the rage with aircraft crew following their ...

The tea, made from the finely ground powder of green tea leaves specially grown in shade, has been loved by Japan in particular since the 12th century when Buddhist monks introduced the nation to it.

Tunnock’s tea cakes have been cleared to be taken on board RAF planes after a 60-year-old myth they explode was debunked. The snack was said to be banned from RAF flights in 1965 after one ...

A lumpy batter is okay; do not overmix or the tea cakes will be tough and dense. For the topping, mix the cane sugar, turbinado sugar and if using, cornflower petals in a small bowl. Evenly ...

Tunnox Tea Cakes were regularly snacked on by RAF airmen while flying nuclear bombers during the Cold War. However, the RAF added the sweet treat to their no-fly-list after a tea cake exploded in the ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. TUNNOCK'S Tea Cakes have been deemed fit to fly by the RAF after a 60-year ban. The Scottish product was a favourite for those flying nuclear ...