What is the difference between iced green tea and hot grean tea?

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Njeri asked:


i learned somewhere that green tea helps make and keep your stomach flat. so is it just the regular hot green that does that or does iced tea work too? and does arizona iced tea work too?

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What in Green Tea increases endurance and the ability to recover quickly from sore muscles?

Filed under Green Tea by greentea on February 9, 2010 at 7:12 pm 2 comments

a_agnone123 asked:

I was just wondering what in green tea actually increases your endurance and if that ingredient is found in other common foods of drinks, considering that I do not like the taste of green tea no matter what i mix it with. So what i really am looking for in an answer is what is that substance in green tea that helps endurance and recovery and also what an equivalent to it is.

Decaffeinated Timothy’s Green Tea

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Timothy's World Coffee, Green Tea, Decaffeinated, K-Cups for Keurig Brewers, 24-Count Boxes (Pack of 2)
 
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Green Tea K-Cups, since ancient times, many medicinal benefits have been attributed to green tea. Green tea is less processed than other teas and most of the original plant substances remain, including chlorophyll. This gives green tea its color. Timothy's Green tea has a dark golden color with a roasted flavor. It is fantastic to drink with meals, and it complements most meats and vegetables. A healthy choice to drink everyday. Chinese Green tea is Timothy's best selling tea.

Product Details
  • Case of two boxes containing 24 K-cups (48 total K-cups)
  • Made from Gunpowder variety, the most popular of green tea blends; certified Kosher
  • Same great flavor as regular Chinese Green Tea, but without the caffeine; steeps to a dark golden color with a roasted flavor
  • Single-serving packaging means no mess or wasted pots of coffee; for use with Keurig brewers
  • Ideal tea solution for offices with varying taste preferences

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Good Decaff Green!
 
Review Date: December 26, 2006
Reviewer: Fern, Ocala, FL United States
I've tried a few decaff green teas with my Keurig and Timothy's is my fave.
Tasty
 
Review Date: January 25, 2007
Reviewer: Adam Wood, Tucson, AZ USA
Honestly, I don't drink much tea, so I'm not an expert on the various types. However, I think that this tea is very good. I'd read at least one review that stated that tea from k-cups is pretty weak, but I think that the taste has a nice strength to it. I made three 11.25-oz cups from one single k-cup, and each one came out just fine. The third one was a little weaker tasting, but it was still enjoyable. I'm glad that I bought 50 of these k-cups, as I will be drinking more tea now.
great price good tea
 
Review Date: January 4, 2007
Reviewer: Joan Rennaker,
loved it. Our keurig was a gift. This offered a reasonable price for tea so we could use our keurig for more than just company.
Great tea!
 
Review Date: October 9, 2007
Reviewer: Jen, Pittsburgh, PA
I've been drinking this tea at work for about a year. It's light and very tasty. I usually make the tea and then add ice for ice tea. Great! I just bought a Kuerig machine so I definitely will be drinking more of this tea.
Timothys Green Tea Decaf
 
Review Date: July 25, 2008
Reviewer: D. Ward,
I have to admit I was skeptical about tea in the K-cups! To my surprise this makes a wonderful cup of flavorful tea!
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