Topic: tea

Morning Links: Blood Test to Detect Cancer Funded by Johnson & Johnson

Morning Links: Blood Test to Detect Cancer Funded by Johnson & Johnson

Blood Test to Detect Cancer Coming to Market – Johnson & Johnson announced that it will fund a new blood test that can detect cancer, bringing it closer to your doctor’s office. (Yahoo! News)

How to Brew – If you’ve resolved to give up coffee, Christopher Hitchens tells us how to make the perfect cup of tea. (Slate)

Resolutions in the Kitchen – If you’re so perfect that you’re at a loss for resolutions, Sur la Table has some ideas about how to improve your cooking and baking in the New Year. (Good Morning America) More »

Turn Your Kitchen Pantry Into Your Bathroom Vanity: 10 Kitchen Staples That Can Make You Beautiful

Turn Your Kitchen Pantry Into Your Bathroom Vanity: 10 Kitchen Staples That Can Make You Beautiful

Whether you live in a small space or just like to minimize clutter, finding products that multitask is never a bad thing. It saves space, time, and money, and it’s good eco-practice to keep fewer products and less packaging lying around the house. That’s why we like the idea of a kitchen that doubles as a day spa (and foods that double as beauty products). Here are 10 things (that you probably already have) in your kitchen that do double duty in your bathroom: More »

S#*! My Tea Says: Are These “Inspirational Quotes” Really That Inspiring?

S#*! My Tea Says: Are These "Inspirational Quotes" Really That Inspiring?

I like products that make me feel good: Green tea, for instance. It’s full of antioxidants that do my body good, and the caffeine doesn’t hurt, either. But every once in a while I catch myself staring blankly at a fortune cookie-esque quote on my tea bag or under the lid of my kombucha, and wondering: “What the hell?” Most products don’t feel the need to provide my daily affirmations, so why do certain foods and drinks take it upon themselves to remind me to be compassionate and virtuous? More »