Whether you’ve decided to cut back on caffeine on your own, or your doctor recommended you reduce your caffeine intake, one strategy is to eliminate black and green tea, which both contain caffeine. Even black teas that are labeled “decaffeinated” contain trace amounts of caffeine. Instead, drink a cup of herbal tea, rooibos tea or…
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Summer is here us and if it’s going to be even half as hot as last year then you’d be advised to start thinking about adding some iced options to your tea and coffee menus. Here from CoffeeTea 5 the best of iced drinks in this summer: 1. ICED COFFEE Of course, the first place…
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A History Of Colombian Coffee Colombian coffee is often regarded as some of the highest quality coffee in the world. Colombia has traditionally grown arabica beans and its unique geography makes it perfectly suited for producing a delicious, high quality brew. Colombia’s excellent growing conditions have paired with an aggressive marketing campaign by the National…
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“First, some background. Coffee is the second most popular beverage in the world, after tea. Historians believed the use of coffee as a stimulant originated in ancient Abyssinia (Ethiopia). Caffeine is the component of coffee that is responsible for its mild stimulatory effect on the central nervous system. A six-ounce cup of coffee typically contains…
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Drinking coffee is an integral part of many individuals’ mornings. It is a legendary energy drink that can help conquer even the longest days. But there are many reasons why people want to replace coffee with tea. Some find coffee drinks too acidic to stomach while others feel wired and restless after just one cup.…
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What is Earl Grey Tea? There are so many choices about which type of tea to drink- it can be difficult to choose. Yet Earl Grey is possibly the most popular type of tea. What makes this sophisticated tea stand out from the crowd? The special ingredient which turns your tea leaves into an Earl…
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Coffee plays an essential part in the history of Brazil. History of Coffee In the 18th century, thriving in the ideal conditions provided by the climate, the coffee fields spread from the North of Brazil along the country, concentrating in the areas along the shore. Nobody could have imagined at the time that it would become…
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The coffee you enjoy each day has taken a long journey to arrive in your cup! Between the time they’re planted, picked and purchased, coffee beans go through a typical series of steps to bring out their best. 1. Planting A coffee bean is actually a seed. When dried, roasted and ground, it’s used to…
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The Internet has revolutionized the way we shop. Because of the numerous advantages and benefits, more and more people these days prefer buying things online over the conventional method of going into stores. What are some reasons that many people love online shopping and why is it so popular? Below are our top 5 reasons…
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These Christmas drinks are sure to bring holiday cheer to all your celebrations! HOT CHOCOLATE “CHRISTMAS” Stay warm this holiday season with these ultra-cozy hot chocolate recipes.This deliciously indulgent, gingerbread-flavored traditional hot chocolate is a real Christmas treat. Recipe of hot chocolate: – Chocolate powder 25gr. – Milk or water 200ml – Temperature 75-80º (heat…
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Coffee — it’s something many can’t start the day without. In Italy, it is a cultural mainstay, and the country is perhaps the beverage’s spiritual home. After all, Italy gave us the espresso, cappuccino, latte — and its coffee culture is filled with rituals and mysterious rules. It was not until the 16th century that…
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Oolong tea are semi-green. They have a flowery, peach aroma and do not need milk, sugar, or lemon! Production of Oolong Tea Withering Picked leaves are spread out (inside and/or outside in the sun) to soften the cell walls of leaves. This draws the moisture to the surface for evaporation, softens the leaves, begins natural…
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