Hot Tea Day

When:
🗓️ January 12

Where:
🇺🇸 USA

Since:
2016

Created by Tea Council of the USA on January 5th, 2016
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“Steep Your Way to Happiness with Hot Tea Day on January 12th!

January can be a tough month. But one of the best cures for the winter blues is a hot cup of tea.
This unofficial food holiday was created by the Tea Council of the USA on January 5th, 2016, and we’ve got all the reasons why you should celebrate.

Hot Tea Day was created in 2016 to celebrate the warmth and comfort of this timeless drink.
And let’s face it, what’s not to love about a hot cup of tea? It’s warm, comforting, and has a rich history dating back thousands of years.

Tea, as the leaves from the tea plant, has been around for thousands of years and has been enjoyed by people all around the world.
From the delicate green tea of China to the bold and spicy chai of India, tea has a rich history that’s worth exploring.

Now, when it comes to hot tea, there are countless variations to choose from.
Whether you prefer a classic Earl Grey, a fruity herbal tea, or a rich and creamy chai latte, there’s a tea out there for everyone.

So, how can we celebrate Hot Tea Day in a way that honors this delicious drink? Here are some unconventional ways to celebrate:

Get extra flavors of tea that you have never tried before. Go on a taste adventure!
Make “Tea-Pops” – a fun and creative way to enjoy your tea on a hot summer day. Simply pour your favorite tea into an ice pop mold and freeze for a few hours.
Make tea with loose tea leaves and try to read them when you have finished the tea. Even if you are not a psychic, you can still try to see if you can see a shape in the leftover leaves.
Have a tea party with your stuffed animals. They are well known for having impeccable table manners. And when was the last time you had some good quality time with them?

Hot Tea Day may be a celebration of the present, but it’s also a nod to the rich history and comfort of this timeless drink. So, whether you’re a tea purist or love to mix it up, drink up, me hearties, it’s tea time!