Embark upon Your Perfect Tea Moment with LaTeaDa!
LaTeaDa Personally Invite you to step into the Enchanting World of LaTeaDa and explore the Exquisite Art Of Tea Collection of Unique Tea Favorites, Iced Tea Collection, Elegant Daily Teaware, and more.
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Explore Our Featured Selections & More:
At Art of Tea, LaTeaDa offers a diverse range to suit every Palate, Occasion and Non-Occasion:
Classic Teas & Organic Teas
Wellness Teas & Dessert Tea Blends
Single Origin Teas & Matcha Chai Teas
Iced Teas & Packaged Teas
Thoughtful Tea Gifts & Elegant Teaware
Exclusive Tea Collaborations & Merch.
All Teas, Best Sellers & Curated Collections.
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An Open Invitation for Tea to All: Anytime is Tea Time!
LaTeaDa extends a Cordial, Open-Ended Invitation to you, or to you and your company of one, or of many! Consider this your perpetual "Anytime Tea Party" whether you envision an Informal Afternoon Tea, a Grand Formal Gathering, or a Cozy High Tea.
Fine Teas will be Brewed, Hot and Cold Teas, delightful Cream Scones prepared, and delicate Finger Sandwiches will be enjoyed by all. Join us Just As You Are, or Treat Yourself to the Full Experience.
Enjoy Morning Tea, Afternoon Tea, Tea Party Themed,
Formal Tea Attire & Tea Party Hats are all welcome!
Prepare your Cozy Tea Time or Tea Table Experience.
We'd be pleased if you would Indulge our Fancy by presenting your most Cherished Teapot and Favored Teacup during your Tea Time, allowing us to share in Their Beauty. Should it Please You, Warmly Invite Your Guests to call upon your invitation, that they may join you for a Delightful Tea Hour, where pleasant converse may be amiably enjoyed. Your Teapot, ever so warm, Awaits their Charming Presence -
(In-Person is Most Delightful, yet Virtually will do just fine).
Share Your Tea Time Reflections!
After your "Tea Time Shopping" at our Link, and your “Tea Time Experience", we would be Quite Enchanted to hear your reflections and see your Charming Photographs. Please do Leave us a Comment about your most favorite Tea Time Experience and share those Visual Photographed Memories with us. It is Most Kind of you and Greatly Obliged!
Understanding Tea Traditions:
For those curious about the Rich Traditions of Tea, here's a brief guide to various Tea Times:
* Early Morning "Tea Tray" or "Provisional Breakfast":
Suggested Time: Before a full breakfast.
Description: A simple refreshment of Tea and perhaps a small biscuit with jam served to the bedchamber or at your favorite cozy chair upon waking.
* Elevenses (Morning Break):
Suggested Time: Around 10:00-11:00 AM.
Description: A short Mid-Morning Break for Tea, often with a light snack like biscuits or cake.
* Afternoon Tea (Traditional/Formal):
Suggested Time: Typically between 11:00 AM and 7:00 PM.
Description: An elegant, leisurely affair featuring delicate finger sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and jam, and an assortment of small pastries and tarts all served with Tea in Fine China.
* Cream Tea (Simple Snack):
Suggested Time: Typically enjoyed in the afternoon, as a lighter version of Afternoon Tea.
Description: The Simplest Tea Service, consisting only of Scones, Clotted Cream, Jam, and Tea, Of course!
* High Tea (Working Class Meal):
Suggested Time: Usually served Later in the Afternoon or Early Evening, between 5:00 PM and 7:00 PM.
Description: Traditionally a more substantial, Evening Meal served at a Dining Table, often including heartier fare like meats, fish, eggs, and bread, alongside Tea, of course!
“Dinner” is the most common and formal term for the Principal Meal of the day. Its timing shifted throughout the era, moving from early afternoon to later in the evening for the upper classes.
“Supper” is often a lighter, Less Formal Evening Meal, served Later Than Dinner, especially if dinner was served in the mid-afternoon. It could also refer to A Meal Taken Before Bed.
“Late Dinner” If served particularly late, it might be referred to as A Late Tea Dinner and would typically be served 8:00 PM or 9 PM.
* Fruits: A variety of Fruits are served during Tea, often depending on the season and availability:
- Berries - Strawberries, Raspberries, Gooseberries, Greengages, and Cherries are popular, especially in Summer.
- Tree Fruits - Apples and Pears, readily available, graced the Tea Table particularly in Autumn, with Plums also being a common sight.
- Grapes - Small bunches of black or red Grapes often served as Elegant Edible Accents on serving plates.
- Figs - Luscious halved or quartered Dark Figs were also a Delightful addition.
- Currants - Both Red and Black Currants were valued for their Vibrant Appearance as much as their Taste.
Oranges - While Expensive and often Given As Gifts, Oranges were imported in the Winter.
** Fruits might be served Fresh, as part of Tarts (like Strawberry Tartlets), Dessert, or as Preserves and Jams accompanying Scones.
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