Archive for February, 2010

Lori asked:


I have recently started drinking green tea and was wondering if anyone knows the best way to dry the tea leaves after the first or second infusion? I don’t want them to get stale or anything. I know that you are supposed to keep them in a dark place until use, but it’s hard to do that when you are trying to dry them after the first or second uses. Is it even necessary at that point?

How helpful is green tea for losing weight?

AnswerGirl asked:


Of course I will exericise and diet at the same time. But if I drink green tea, will it raise my metabolism by a significant amount?

What type of green tea is Matcha made from?

Jonny asked:


I think it is from the same plant that is used for green, black and white tea but it is prepared differently. Anyone know the specifics of its preperation etc.? Thank you.

LoLo asked:


I know this may sound like a stupid question, but the thing is, the green tea that I buy at the store tastes nothing like the kind at the Chinese restaurants that I go to. It’s not as bitter as the kind I buy. Is it a different brand, brewing technique, etc.? How can I find some at the store?

Stormy asked:


I have the Women’s Ultra Mega Heart Vitapak from GNC and in the multivitamin it says there is 10mg of green tea leaf extract. I am curious how much caffeine this contains? Does anyone have any idea?

Is there caffeine in green tea and the new white tea?

hawkette92 asked:


I’m just curious on this because I haven’t seen anything on it, but does anyone know if there is caffeine in the green tea and white teas that are out right now?

nickelback726 asked:


I know that green tea has honey in it, are there any teas that are vegan? Is crystal light tea vegan?

Thanks!

Middle Man asked:


I drink green tea everyday. I don’t know if one is better than the other.

Is green tea really good for you?

live_fast_die_pretty09 asked:


I tried it, but I don’t care much for the taste. My friend had some and made me some, and put honey in it. I still didn’t care much for the taste, but I really want to better myself, relive stress and eat and drink healthier. Any suggestions on how to prepare green tea? Or know of any just as beneficial with a different taste? (I have no idea how to make tea BTW lol) Thanks so much!
Where can I buy some, and what is the good stuff? (not epencive on a budget!)

Green Tea Powder Vita Life

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Vita Life Matcha - Green Tea Powder - 10.58oz - Twin Pack!
 
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Product Description

This can be used to make about 141 fifteen ounce (450 mL) servings. Come with measuring spoon! ---- Green tea contains the highest levels naturally-occurring compounds called polyphenols that have powerful antioxidant properties. these polyphenols may help prevent certain types of cancers, lower the risk of heart disease and help ward off colds and flu. There is even evidence that when used as an ingredient in sunblock lotions, green tea may inhibit some types of skin cancers. When steeping tea leaves some of these beneficial compounds are extracted from the leaf, but you can never extract 100%. However, with Matcha, you get 100% of these beneficial compounds, as you are actually consuming the whole powdered leaf. ----------------- Directions: Here are a number of ways that you can enjoy this healthy and delicious product: -Mix 2g of Green Tea Powder with: -8oz. of cold or lukewarm water (~60 C) -A cup of frozen yogurt -A glass of orange, apple, tomato, or pineapple juice -A bottled water(convenient for traveling and working out) Green tea powder can also be included into your own fine cooking, use with your toothpaste, shampoo, and facial cleaner.

Product Details

  • Buy 2 and Save! Enjoy this 100% natural green tea powder! Made with quality fresh tea leaves. No artificial food coloring is added
  • It contains essential vitamins and minerals such as: vitamin C, E, B1, B2, carotene, antioxidants, and fluoride
  • Add 2 g matcha powder to 15 Oz of water (cold or hot under 140???F/60???C). stir and enjoy! High in fiber.
  • One may also wish to sprinkle the powder into yogurt, mix it with milk or use it to make green tea ice cream. Use it for baking to add the delicate flavor of green tea to your cooking!
  • Product of Taiwan, Nt Wt 10.58 Oz. It makes over 140 servings!

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