Tea Quality Standards
All tea, regardless of what it is called or its grade, comes from the same plant, Camellia sinensis. So if it all comes from the same plant, then why is the flavor spectrum for tea so wide? This article looks at what goes into grading and how to better determine quality.
History of Edible Gold
These days, it seems that chefs will go to any length to shock or astound their audience and the way the cuisine looks is nearly as important how it tastes, so it's no wonder they are reaching for edible gold. The history of edible gold goes back much further, though.
Is Flaky Salt The Same As Sea Salt?
While the word, “salty”, tends to be a relatively uniform flavor descriptor, salt itself is not as simplistic of an ingredient as many folks have come to believe. in this article, we take a look at what makes flake sea salt stand out from other varieties of salt.
Ceylon Green Tea For Weight Loss
Green tea is adored around the world for its bright, earthy flavor, but many people also consume it because green tea is recognized as being beneficial to ones health Several claims suggest drinking green tea are associated with the two main contributors to weight loss.
What is Mica Powder Used For?
Mica powder is a naturally occurring mineral that is used to provide a brilliant sheen in a variety of applications—especially in baking and cosmetics. This post expands on the various uses for mica powder, or luster dust.
How To Tell The Difference Between Real and Fake Saffron
With several ingredients being falsely marketed as saffron or similar in name and appearance, it's important for consumers to be prepared with knowledge of what saffron is and what it isn't. This article unveils frequent imposters, and looks at the distinct qualities of real saffron.