This image provided by the Missouri Botanical Garden shows a hedge of Camellia sinensis plants. The plant's leaves are used ...

We take a look at the best tea kettles, from stovetop to electric, based on price range, functionality and user reviews. It seems like such a simple thing to boil water and pour it over dried ...

To make a cup of tea is to conduct a ritual perfected long ago, and built into that process are essential punctuation marks. The steep, of course, but also the boil. When we set the pot on the stove, ...

It's typically a built-in cupboard and so much smaller than a walk-in pantry but the interior space is still expansive, ...

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Whether it's cheap and basic or has all the bells and whistles, everyone needs a kettle. If you really take tea seriously, you might even look into a tea maker. They both boil water, but whether the ...

If you have an induction hob, the cheapest way to boil water for tea could be a kettle on the hob ... “They’re continually drawing power to maintain a constant temperature,” she explains.

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Growing tea plants in the garden, however, can provide enough leaves to keep your kettle whistling year-round. Camellia sinensis var. sinensis, a cold-hardy variety native to China, is a multi ...