Teatime Magazine

My nephew gave me my first copy of this wonderful magazine - and I was hooked. It is high quality in all areas. The photography is fabulous and overall quality top rated. The magazine is filled with great recipes for Tea Parties, or anytime, as well as highlighting a tea shop. I would say my only "complaint" is that they don't include some of the recipes from the tea shop they have visited, but perhaps those are ones the shop doesn't want to share. I like that even though there are a lot of ads, it is not overpowering at all -- the recipes and articles are what you really focus on. I would recommend this to any Tea lover... especially those who love Tea Parties.

I am not a tea drinker, so it's a surprise to me that I love this magazine so much, but really it's their tea sandwiches I totally love. When you want to have your friends over for a "ladies-only" party, it's nice to have a daytime lunch. Their sandwiches really are creative and pretty. I've hosted a formal Tea at our women's club, and we were able to make five varieties of tea sandwiches from recipes I've found in this magazine---with absolutely not one disappointment.

We started getting this magazine when my youngest daughter was in preschool and had a Mother's Day tea party at school. Snuggling under a blanket together to look over the recipes and admire the tea ware is still a favorite way to spend an hour or two after homework! The recipes I've tried have come out well, and I've found tons of new teas and tea companies I've tried and liked, and used to make gifts of tea to family, so I've found it well worth the cost of a paper subscription.

The photos are beautiful in the magazine and the recipes are great additions to your tea event. I feel like I need support group for my China problem so this is a wonderful way to feed my addiction without blowing the budget. And there is also wonderful content on Facebook from the magazine.

Aside from the wonderful photography and well-written, informative articles, this magazine has everything one would need for menu planning, table-setting and tea pairing. I particularly appreciate that there are several menus for each season. Every menu has dishes that compliment each other. The recipes are well written, easy to follow and extremely tasty. I use this magazine as a resource for ideas for tea entertaining. While tea is obviously the focus of the magazine, I have found that these recipes and place settings translate very well to non-tea events. I highly recommend this magazine.

It is hard to find a good maginzen because most of them are mostly commercials. tea time has a lot of recipes and great articles. There are a few commercials, but they all are related to tea, so it is not random off topic stuff. I will do this for another year.

There are only so many tea cakes and finger sandwiches that exist, you might think. This magazine has a seemingly endless variety. They also feature tea rooms from all over the world, which is very interesting.

My daughter and I have discovered the joy and beauty of hostessing tea parties for friends and family. I love Teatime Magazine because it is not only a visually elegant magazine but because it is so informative. We have greatly benefited from the articles about teas: brewing, serving, origins. We also enjoy the various recipes for sweets and savories to make a tea party successful, plus tips about how to present a lovely table. I would recommend this magazine to anyone who wishes to entertain in style -whether formal or more casual.