Barley tea, commonly drunk in China, Korea, and Japan, is soothing in the way that eating a grain bowl can be, but refreshing (and caffeine-free). Barley tea occupies a giant carafe in our fridge ...

This simply means that it has the potential to cool you from within and bring down your core body temperature. So, grab a tall glass of barley tea on a hot and humid day and feel rejuvenated instantly ...

Brew a strong cup of Barley Tea, allow it to cool, and use it as a gentle toner to refresh and hydrate your skin. Barley Tea Bath: Add a few cups of brewed and cooled Barley Tea to your bath for ...

As for what to do with that bag of pearled barley, maybe take a few tips from the Japanese, who have a long tradition of cultivating barley and using it in creative ways (including tea).

Popularly consumed in Korea, barley tea is caffeine-free and rich in nutrients. It is believed to aid digestion, control blood sugar levels, and provide a sense of fullness, potentially supporting ...