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Tea is a nice alternative to water, and I say this as someone who doesn't like most drinks other than water. There's a huge variety of tastes among green teas,
by amarcheschi 1y ago
Tea is a nice alternative to water, and I say this as someone who doesn't like most drinks other than water.
There's a huge variety of tastes among green teas, white teas, oolong, black teas... Specific tea variety, different locations where the plants are grown, different manipulations, all concur to a lot of different tastes. However, a lot of people I've met just say it tastes like "earthy/dirty water"
- stronglikedan 1y agoWhy would anyone drink tea when there's coffee!?!
- myrmidon 1y agoWhich one you prefer is just a matter of taste. But also, you can stay sufficiently hydrated by drinking just tea. Trying that with coffee will skyrocket your caffeine intake to unhealthy levels.
- cubefox 1y agoAlso, caffeine is addictive. As someone who is severely addicted to caffeine, I really recommend not getting addicted. Try to drink tea without caffeine, even if you "don't mind" the caffeine in black/green/white tea.
- ThatMedicIsASpy 1y agoA warm drink is something I hate. No tea/coffee for me. Ice tea is something I would still thin with 90% water + 10% ice tea
- ableal 1y ago> There's a huge variety of tastes And a lot of those are not "tea" (with theine/caffeine), they're herb infusions such as mint, hibiscus, chamomile, etc. You can drink as much as you want without getting the typical caffeine buzz. I particularly like the Morocco Mint & Spices that Lipton sells.
- burnt-resistor 1y agoDecaf: Organic peppermint tea. Caf: Turkish Caykur Rize tea with a tiny bit of sugar or honey, and boiling water.