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Named after the Prime Minister of the UK between 1830-1834 and the second Earl Grey, the delicate, ever-so slightly aromatic alternative to a classic English Breakfast tea blend has become ...

Start by heating your milk until it’s just steaming, then steep your Earl Grey tea bags (or loose-leaf in a tea infuser) in the warm milk for 10–15 minutes.

If you're using Earl Grey tea bags, you can simply put them in boiled water for 3–5 minutes, depending on how strong the flavour you want. You can also brew some loose tea leaves in filtered water.

Bergamot tea, or Earl Grey, is made by combining black tea and bergamot orange extract. This article reviews bergamot tea, including its potential benefits and side effects, as well as how to make it.

Earl Grey tea is one of the best-known tea blends on the market. Traditionally, it’s a simple blend of black tea and oil of bergamot. Other tea bases are also used, including green tea, oolong ...

Pour the tea mixture into an ice cream maker and freeze according to manufacturer’s instructions. (Alternately, pour the tea into a wide shallow dish, place in a freezer and allow it to freeze ...

Fortnum & Mason Earl Grey Classic, 250g Loose Leaf Caddy. ... The blend was created 90 years after Earl Grey tea was first invented, ... The decaffeinated version tastes almost identical.