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Tea Party Etiquette
By Anjali GhadgeThe word tea party makes one think of elegant and elaborate affairs of the Victorian times. It also conjures up images of scones, muffins , Devonshire cream and dainty sandwiches served on fine silver or china. Tea parties can be as elegant and elaborate, or informal and simple, as you want. Here's a refresher course for you on tea party niceties, whether it is an afternoon tea, high tea or an evening tea that you want to host. Tea Party Etiquette for the Host: Sending out Tea Party Invitations: It is always good to invite the guests a few days in advance. Be clear in your communication about the time and the dress code. Perhaps you want your guests to ...
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Tea Fun Facts
- The legendary origin of tea drinking has been traced back to the Chinese Emperor Chen Nung of 2737 BC who was also a scholar and herbalist, who discovered this refreshing drink when he was sitting beneath a tree while his servant was boiling a pot of water.
- It was not until after 725 AD that tea cultivation spread from China to Japan.
- Tea is more popular than ever in America today. Millions of Americans still reach for that first cup of coffee in the morning, but tea is making inroads into the coffee market.
- National tea sales have climbed from just over $1 billion to about $5.1 billion over the last decade
- Tea parties are ever also popular among ladies of all ages as well. Young girls enjoy the fantasy of pretending to be grown-ups with their friends, dressing up in pretty gowns and using special cups and dishes
- There are many different types of tea: Black, Green, Oolongs, Herbal and White

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