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Actor Ashish Vidyarthi tries 'Rasgulla chai' and shares video along with the information of the shop he got it from. See how netizens reacted.

Actor Ashish Vidyarthi tries 'Rasgulla chai' in Kolkata; fans not impressed at all

Actor Ashish Vidyarthi tries 'Rasgulla chai' and shares video along with the information of the shop he got it from. See how netizens reacted.

Rasgulla and chai both have separate fan base but what if they come together? Recently Actor Ashish Vidyarthi shared a video on Instagram where he's seen trying 'Rasgula chai' from a shop called 'Chumuke Chomok' located in Southcity, Kolkata.
Although fans and netizens don't seem to be happy with the combo. See for yourself.
Also watch: <a title="Pani puri ice cream is the latest bizarre food combination, would you like to try it?" href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/pani-puri-ice-cream-is-the-latest-bizarre-food-combination-would-you-like-to-try-it-1676952833011">Pani puri ice cream is the latest bizarre food combination, would you like to try it?</a>

A woman from South Africa has set a Guinness World Records for making the most cups of tea in an hour. Know how she did it.

Not a chaiwala but a chaiwali from South Africa sets Guinness World Record for making 249 cups of tea

A woman from South Africa has set a Guinness World Record for making the most cups of tea in an hour. Know how she did it.

Tea lovers here's news for you! A woman from South Africa has set a Guinness World Record for making the most cups of tea in an hour.&nbsp;
Ingar Valentyn made 249 cups of rooibos tea, which is a red herbal tea that comes from the leaves of the Aspalathus linearis shrub.&nbsp;
To achieve this record, Ingar needed to make a minimum of 150 cups of tea within an hour. However, Valentyn came up with a clear strategy by using four tea bags in each teapot, which made four cups of tea.&nbsp;
As her task was going on, she thought that she must have crossed the 150 mark as the hour drew to a close. But to her surprise, she ended up making much more than that; 249 cups of tea in just an hour. Impressive, right?
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/here-s-another-reason-to-make-green-tea-part-of-your-daily-routine-1658207477382">Here's another reason to make green tea part of your daily routine</a>

Take a lot at some of the most costly teas and the reasons behind their exorbitant prices. 

Here's the tea: Take a look at the the most expensive teas in the world

Attention tea lovers! These are the most expensive teas in the world

Take a lot at some of the most costly teas and the reasons behind their exorbitant prices.&nbsp;

Tea or Chai is a popular beverage in many countries. People and especially tea lovers love to experience the texture, fragrance and flavours of the&nbsp;finest teas available across the world.&nbsp;
So, if you're a tea lover, here are some of the most costly teas you must try:&nbsp;
Da hong pao&nbsp;
Da hong pao is one of the most expensive black teas costs $1.2 million per kg. It is found in the Wuyi Mountains of China and the leaves are collected from more than 300 years old plants.&nbsp;
Panda dung&nbsp;
Panda dung is another premium tea with a heavy price tag. It costs approximately $70,000 per kg. Produced in &nbsp;China, Panda dung &nbsp;has high antioxidant content that helps you get innumerable health benefits.
Yellow gold tea buds
Sold only in Singapore, the Yellow gold tea costs approximately $7,800 per kg. It has a unique metallic and floral flavour and contains anti-aging properties.&nbsp;
Silver tips imperial&nbsp;
Also known as Darjeeling tea, Silver tips imperial tea is cultivated on the sloping hills of Darjeeling, India. The tea provides you with silver needless and a subtle fruity aroma. It is one of the most expensive teas in India and costs $1,850 per kg.&nbsp;
Gyokuro
It is one of Japan&rsquo;s most expensive and finest green teas that costs around $650 per kg. The specialty of this tea is that it is made without crushing the leaves but shading the leaves from the sun for two weeks.&nbsp;
Also watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/are-you-drinking-your-green-tea-right-know-the-how-s-and-why-s-1632820944230"> Are you drinking your green tea right? Know the how&rsquo;s and why&rsquo;s</a>

Starbucks is finding its 'Indian soul' has it gears to revamp the menu to offer masala chai and a hot cup of filter coffee as per reports. ET reports that the global coffee giant is going to include street-style freshly assembled sandwiches, milkshakes, bite-sized snacks which is being test driven in 4 markets -  Bengaluru , Bhopal, Indore an GurgaonFor decades global brands have had to find their 'Indian tastebuds' to expand in one of the world's largest retail markets. It all started in the 1980's with Nestle spicing it up for the Maggi brand for the 'hot and spicy' sauce. Then came the flurry with the paneer pizzas from Pizza Hut and the ever famous McAloo Tikki burger from McDonalds, Starbucks is now joining a long list of global fast food chains that have gone vocal for local in their menus. 

Starbucks goes local, Masala chai to filter coffee on the menu

Now you can have a Chai pe Charcha at Starbucks as the coffe chain giant adds a desi touch to the menu. 

Starbucks - goes vocal for local with masala chai on the menu

Starbucks has 268 stores spread across 26 cities in India. 
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Starbucks is finding its 'Indian soul' has it gears to revamp the menu to offer masala chai and a hot cup of filter coffee as per reports.&nbsp; ET reports that the global coffee giant is going to include street-style freshly assembled sandwiches, milkshakes, bite-sized snacks which is being test driven in 4 markets -&nbsp; Bengaluru , Bhopal, Indore and Gurgaon For decades global brands have had to find their 'Indian tastebuds' to expand in one of the world's largest retail markets. It all started in the 1980's with Nestle spicing it up for the Maggi brand for the 'hot and spicy' sauce. Then came the flurry with the paneer pizzas from Pizza Hut and the ever famous McAloo Tikki burger from McDonalds, Starbucks is now joining a long list of global fast food chains that have gone vocal for local in their menus.&nbsp;

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