Green tea

When you start to feel unwell and a cold is approaching, the best solution is to drink hot vitamin tea with lemon and honey. This recipe was inspired by the popular Starbucks Medicine Ball tea, which was in great demand in - read more

Start your day with this vibrant, healthy smoothie made with baby spinach, white grapes, kiwi, and apple. Rich in magnesium, iron, and vitamin C, it provides long-lasting energy. The mint adds an extra boost of freshness. read more

The combination of sweet strawberries, tart lime, fragrant mint, and green tea makes this drink balanced and refreshing. It's rich in vitamin C and antioxidants, and keeping green tea ice cubes in the freezer will keep you... read more

This delicious, refreshing cocktail is made with green tea, lime juice, and golden rum. A little simple syrup will help sweeten the drink without making it overly sweet. To make the simple syrup, read more

Alcoholic green tea is a wonderful way to combine cocktail time with traditional Japanese tea drinking in the summer heat. Brew green tea with mint and ginger, add a splash of sake, add honey for sweetness, plenty of ice, and... read more

There's no more fun drink for a children's party than bubble tea. Taiwanese tapioca bubble tea has long been popular worldwide and is still considered one of the most creative and Instagrammable drinks. Especially— read more

Invigorating green tea becomes a wonderfully refreshing summer drink when you add cucumbers, fresh mint, and plenty of ice. Sweeten the tea with honey for maximum health benefits, and serve it in a pitcher at your next family gathering. read more

Beautiful blue Thai tea has become incredibly popular on social media, but it's time to continue to impress. Make homemade granita, a coconut milk-based frozen dessert that starts out bright blue, using Thai tea (Clitoria ternatea flowers). read more

This aromatic tea combines the spice of ginger and the pleasant sweetness of honey. It's perfect for warming up a chilly evening and helping relieve cold symptoms and coughs, while chamomile relaxes and soothes. Instead of chamomile, you can use... read more

This is a homemade version of the Pink Drink from the popular Starbucks coffee chain. It's delicious, healthy, refreshing, and also keto-friendly. Instead of coffee, it uses acai green tea, which is just as invigorating and rich in antioxidants. read more

This side dish contains almost all the ingredients of a traditional bread filling, except for butter, chicken broth, and eggs. Green tea may seem out of place here, but its unique flavor makes a great substitute for chicken broth, unlike... read more

Even without adding cheese, you can make a decent pesto that will taste just like the original. The key is to combine the ingredients correctly. A mixture of smoked almonds, pistachios, and brewed green tea creates a stunningly deep flavor that... read more

Enjoy the combination of whiskey and jasmine in this refreshing cocktail. The base is sweetened green tea with jasmine. Add Irish whiskey to taste and serve over plenty of ice with lemon wedges. Garnish with dried citrus fruits, if desired. read more

This festive punch is ready in minutes, filled with fruits and berries, and has a bright, summery look. It's made with any tea of ​​your choice (black or green), infused with a blend of fresh raspberries, nectarines, lemons, and mint leaves. Before serving: read more

Green tea is a powerful antioxidant, rich in minerals and vitamins, and a great invigorator and thirst quencher. Make a wonderfully refreshing drink with it, perfect for the summer heat. Brewed green tea is sweetened with sugar and infused for - read more

This iced tea is a perfect substitute for any cocktail at a summer party. It's made in a large pitcher, but you can double the amount if desired. Chamomile tea is steeped with strawberry pieces, then cooled and... read more

The refreshing taste of this iced tea will be like a breath of fresh air on a hot day. Mint tea is steeped in boiling water, then mixed with cold water, natural pomegranate juice, and a little honey, which not only acts as a... read more

The Arnold Palmer drink, named after the American golfer who invented it, is nothing more than iced sweet tea with lemonade. Although the original recipe for this non-alcoholic cocktail uses black tea, it's excellent - read more

This unusual sangria is made with green tea and honey, brewed with white wine, and topped with Japanese plum wine. Cherries, preserved tangerines, and lychees complement all the flavors perfectly. Add them straight from the can for a delicious... read more

• Chicken sandwiches
• Apple and Avocado Smoothie

The filling for these sandwiches is made from chicken breast mixed with onions, basil, and tarragon, and dressed with a yogurt sauce. The chicken is pre-simmered in jasmine green tea, which gives it a unique flavor that's interesting— read more

In addition to its traditional uses, Japanese matcha green tea is also used in various desserts. And after American researchers discovered its high antioxidant properties, a hundred times greater than those of... read more

Ginger tea is very common in Asian countries, and in India it's one of the most popular winter drinks. This drink has a unique spicy flavor and aroma, and is also very healthy, boosting immunity and invigorating... read more

• Tea syrup
• Shaved ice

Shaved ice is a refreshing dessert popular in Asia, South America, and the United States. It resembles a snowball drizzled with various syrups, sweet sauces, and condensed milk. Shaved ice is used for this dessert because... read more

Detailed recipe with photos.

Detailed recipe with photos.

Recipe for cold noodles with peanuts and sesame seeds. - read more