Let's have some trivia with a hot cup of tea! Did you know …a billion cups of tea are sipped each day!
Tea the soothing salvo – a stress buster, a calming antidote to a tiring day – an elixir to keep one awake and energized, & The fountain of youth booster!!!
There are thousands of varieties of tea from acround the world and millions of drinkers. Do you ever wonder what impact these heavenly cups may be having on one's health?
Tea is nearly 4000 years old and was first discovered in China. Many different varieties of tea are available, of which the most popular are:
Black Tea: Fresh leaves are allowed to wither and darken to take a characteristic blackish-brown colour.
Green Tea: Tea leaves are lightly dried. They undergo minimum oxidation and should to be consumed without adding milk or sugar.
Oolong Tea: this tea has partially withered and oxidized dry leaves.
Flavoured Tea: Since tea leaves readily absorb flavours, it is possible to infuse them with flavours of rose, jasmine and orange.
Herbal Tea (tisane or ptisan): these do not contain tea but have fresh or dried flowers, leaves, seeds or roots.
White Tea: Is made from new growth buds and young leaves of the tea plant
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