MAY KING TSANG DOB: November 13 Birthplace: Manchester, United Kingdom Ethnicity: Chinese Occupation: Tea Expert and Entrepreneur Residence: Brisbane, Australia Dina’s Thoughts For several years now, May King Tsang has built up a one-woman brand focused on all things tea. Coming from a Chinese background,…
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Afternoon Tea Etiquette Article By: @MayKingTea Whilst I have had unforgettable experiences with afternoon tea, I have also had experiences I’d rather forget! If you’re a café, restaurant or hotel that wants to provide a fabulous experience for your customers, these are just a tea…
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Organic Green Tea Prawns with Ponzu- Cooking With Tea This easy shrimp recipe comes from Shangri La Tea Company and shows how incorporating green tea is one of the best ways to take advantage of its antioxidant properties. You can substitute the green tea for…
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Hong Kong Milk Tea Just like its counterpart- Hong Kong Milk Coffee, Hong Kong Milk Tea is one of the most popular drinks in Asia, spawning other sub-cultures with drinks like Hong Kong Milk Bubble Tea. Hong Kong Milk Tea uses creamy Evaporated Milk instead…
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The Truth About Caffeine Article By: @MayKingTea As a child I remember playing the game Chinese Whispers and it was always a lot of fun at the end of the game when we discover what was originally said compared to what was finally said. I…
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The Truth About Oolong Tea @MayKingTeaArticle By: Type “Oolong” tea into your favourite search engine (such as Google or Bing) and you are going to be inundated with websites that proclaim oolong as a fat-busting, miracle-working, weight loss tea. I hate to disappoint you folks…
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Health Benefits of Pu’Erh Tea Article By: @MayKingTea When I was growing up, my parents, brother, sister and myself would pop into Manchester in the UK on a Sunday afternoon along with hundreds of other Chinese families and have Dim Sum (or as I’ve recently…
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Easy Homemade Iced Tea Remember the old days where you had to boil water for hot tea then wait for it to cool down before you could put it in the fridge or add ice cubes for iced tea? No need for all that wait…
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