Tea

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I think it depends on how the tea is packaged... If the tea bags are individually wrapped (foil wrapped), I would say three years or more, but if they're not, such as Celestial Seasonings that come loose inside a box, I would say about a year. If you live in a humid climate, the tea would be susceptible to mold.

Yes, mint tea makes you feel alert and refreshed, and is very useful for staying awake. It does not have any caffeine.

there is no such thing as a tea cup yorkie. a yorkie is a yorkie, no matter what size. the correct size for a yorkie is 4-7 pounds. most people believe that anything under 4 pounds is a tea cup . but it is a matter of personal opinion.

Black and blue cohosh tea are used to induce labor in women who are at full term pregnancy. Black and blue cohosh are used in combination for this purpose.

Most herbs can and are used for teas (infusions) however not all of them taste all that great. As long as an herb can be taken internally without harm to the person consuming it, then it can be made into a tea.

Some of the better know include Chamomile, Purple cone flower, Rosehip, Lavender, Bee balm, Mint, Sage, Melissa (lemon-balm), and Feverfew.

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If a tea bag breaks, the contents of the tea bag, which are usually finely-broken tea leaves (called fannings or dust), go out into the cup. These fine particles can be gritty and unpleasant to drink. In some cases, they can also make the tea infuse faster, becoming too strong (too bitter or astringent).

Depending on the size of the particles and the quality of the tea, the cup may still be pleasant to drink, or may not be.

You can strain the contents out with a strainer, but some low-quality tea bags contain such fine dust that it is hard to strain them out. A coffee filter or tea infuser with a fine stainless steel mesh can achieve better results for the most finely-broken tea dust.

Loose-leaf Jasmine tea is Jasmine Tea leaves that are not put into tea bags or tea sachets. This means that you can pick up a singular leaf if you wanted to.

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You CAN leave it in for as long as you want. However, when the water becomes lukewarm the tea will not disperse into the water. The water MUST be hot if you want the water to become tea, otherwise you will only have some dirty water.

Yes, jasmine tea is naturally low in calories and it naturally contains caffeine, which has weight loss advantage. However it also helps to boost the metabolism.

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does it really matter i mean it's not like he is even real or important Answer: An interesting question arises on the concept of the consumption of tea in Islam. Black tea is the result of the fermentation of tea leaves. Fermented beverages (alcohol, wine and beer) are not permitted to Islam's followers. So black tea may be forbidden depending on the interpretation of the ban on fermented beverages. (The question is whether or not the injunction is limited to fermentation to produce alcohol.) Green tea is likely permitted, and herbal teas consumption will depend on the preparation of the ingredients.

No, that temperature is below the freezing point of water. It would be real iced tea--har har har.

Tea is not made from watermellon seeds it is made form the growing tip of the Camellia sinensis plant.

because we put air from our mouth and the tea gets cold

Tea can stain your teeth and heating up the water is very energy intensive and bad for the environment.

Drinking too much liquid can strain your kidneys and cause kidney failure, which is really not a nice thing at all!

It also makes you can not sleep and go to the bathroom a lot of times.

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✦ Tea is loaded flavonoids a natural class of antioxidants that are found in many natural plant-derived foods. ✦ In American diets, black tea represents probably the single biggest source of flavonoids." ✦ Antioxidants rid the body of molecules called free radicals, which are side products of damage done to the body by pollution and the natural aging process. ✦ Free radicals in the body's cells are very unstable and tend to react negatively with other important molecules like DNA, causing malfunctions and injury on the cellular level. The destruction these free radicals produce may therefore pave the way for diseases like heartdisease and cancer. ✦ In the case of heart disease, antioxidants in tea may prevent death from second heart attack by helping blood vessels relax, thereby allowingblood to flow through more easily, potentially lowering blood pressure and reducing stress on the heart. ✦ Antioxidants are thought to be behind the benefits of tea on dental health as well. A number of studies have suggested that rinsing withblack or green tea may lead to better oral health. It inhibits or interfere with the attachment of bacteria to the tooth surface. Yusuf Shaikh

Yes most English people do drink at least one cup a day.

English people also like to stop work for a 5 min break for coffee at about 11am and for afternoon tea at about 4pm.

Tea is also consumed by some English people as their breakfast drink (but some like coffee in the morning).

The English also turn to a nice cup of tea in a crisis.

The web sites blow sort of encapsulates the English passion for tea (and the accompanying biscuit).

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just add more water.

Short answer: No.

It really depends on how the milk in the milk tea was pasteurized. Grade A pasteurization of milk in the United States can last several days if it hasn't been opened. Milk pasteurized in other areas may be done differently, such as ultrapasteurization, which extends the shelf like even longer. But generally speaking, milk tea sold in bottles and sealed should last without refrigeration for several days. It has to because the bottles stand the chance of not being refrigerated during shipping. However, once the seal has been broken, then it needs refrigeration.