Darjeeling tea

means ‘powdered green tea’. The green tea originated in Japan; however, it is believed that the first seeds were from China. The seeds were brought to Japan in 1191 A.D, and then planted on the temple ground in Tokyo by Monk Eisai, who introduced the Zen Philosophy to Japan. Eisai was the first one to grind and consume the powdered green tea. And since the entire leaves are ingested in powder form, matcha is considered to be the most potent green tea across the globe. In Japan tea traditions, matcha

Gupta, P. (2015, September 16). 8 types of teas you should know. The Times of India. Retrieved from http://www.lexisnexis.com/hottopics/lnacademic/ This newspaper article discusses the 8 different types of tea that everyone should be familiar with. It has simple facts about where each type of tea is grown and what time of year it grows best. It goes through facts on white tea, black tea, green tea, oolong tea, herbal tea, roabos tea, blooming tea, and mate tea. Though the article is basic, it has great

An “ancient legend in China, is that tea was discovered accidentally by the Emperor Shen Nong in 2737 B.C.E.” According to the website, www.mightyleaf.com “The emperor was boiling water under a tree and leaves fell into the pot,” and thus the legend of how drinking tea started. According to historical documents, China is the first culture to drink tea or to utilize it in religious or cultural ceremonies. The practice of sharing tea began among family members, neighbors, and friends as a social interaction

Brand Analysis: Target audience analysis: Consumer Market (audience) Direct and potential target audience (Demographics; psychographics; Geographic) Lipton ice tea is targeting people who like having fun and enjoy sitting with friends and sharing lovely moments together. It's actually targeting everyone who likes tea and curious to try different flavors. Lipton always concentrates on the details and the flavors to deliver the feel of freshness and power at the same time. Demographics: 1- Men and

devotion to bubble tea is just as tenacious as to the endeavours of the pathway in becoming a doctor. I moved to Twin Falls, Idaho when I was around two years old from New York for my parents’ new restaurant. Often, my family and I would go back and visit, but that was the only times where I would get authentic bubble tea. I prefer to only go to name brand stores such as, Kung Fu Tea, Chatime, Quickly, Coco, and Vivi Bubble Tea because from past experience from dreadful milk tea. UChicago is the place

Many teas claim that they have the potential to change your emotions, whether that be hunger, fatigueness, or stress. Many of the ingredients in these teas have been used for thousands of years for medicinal purposes before modern medicine; in fact, some teas are still used for medicinal purposes such as the “stomach tea” from Yogi Teas that “supports the stomach.” Although this claim is general, this tea that contains ginger and peppermint has been said to ease digestion. From left to right: “Ginkgo

Aim: Green tea is healthy beverage and is a part of day to day life. Similarly, chamomile tea is known for its asprin like properties. Beneficial effects of these tea include such as protection against dental caries, periodontal disease and tooth loss and found that can a decrease in streptococcus mutans count as well as increase in pH. Hence the present study was done to compare the pH of saliva and plaque, before and after the intake of green tea and to evaluate the role of green tea and chamomile

Jemma Lang Ms Lana Sage 2U Preliminary Chemistry: The Chemical Earth 04 April 2016 Decaffeination of Coffee The decaffeination of coffee is any process by which caffeine, a natural stimulant compound, is removed from green coffee beans, before they are sold for consumption. This newly-decaffeinated coffee bean produces what is commonly called decaf coffee, which is deemed to be the healthier option, and favoured by some as it does not cause jitters, insomnia, anxiety, and increased blood pressure

shakily holding onto the ladle, I pour the next person a glass of punch and smile at them and the next person comes down the line. “Punch or tea?” I ask the lady with the lime green turtleneck. She timidly points to the tea pitcher and I give her a small smile while I pour the tea into her glass. “How are you liking the party, Dianna?” I hand her her tea. “It’s a little crowded, but it’s fun. I like the blueberry pie.” she says and I nod. She nods back and she leaves the line. Three more people

conditions of the tea garden laborers in Assam. This story in the form of a story based on real life events of a tea garden laborer is true to life but the torture that is shown here is more of the pre Indian British rule rather than the social evils of the Indian society. It was not an internal social problem but it was the treatment that was meted out to the tea plantation laborers by the British managers in the plantations and their lustful needs for which labor unrest in a tea garden became a way