Chai Mighty > writes:

>On Monday, October 11, 2004 at 7:11:17 PM UTC+5:30, Abouna wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I am new to tea (other than Lipton) and especially green tea.
>>
>> My father (a diabetic) has recently discovered the benefits of green
>> tea and has asked me to research it. I must admit I have found this
>> quite daunting. I too am interested in green tea but where to start?
>> I figured this would be the best place.
>>
>> Though I have found several places that sell green tea I have found
>> nothing about qulities and quantities. For instance:
>>
>> - What about quality? Are the green teas in bags at the supermarket
>> beneficial? If not, where to start with price in mind? I see many
>> teas selling for $30 for a few grams. This seems impossible
>> practically speaking for 2 people to maintain.
>>
>> - Quantity? How many cups does an ounce of green tea powder or leaves
>> make/ I am trying to see how inexpensively this can be done.
>>
>> I am interested firstly in the health benefits and secondly in the
>> taste/pleasure aspect.
>>
>> Cheers.
>
>I would suggest you to go for loose tea leaves rather than tea bags if
>you are concerned about health benefits. This is because the
>polyphenols get lost during processing of the leaves. Chai and mighty
>delivers fresh tea leaves to you within a week no matter where you are
>located in the globe.
>
>There are many flavoured green teas also, hence, no need to worry
>about the taste. Grab your sample now at https://www.chaiandmighty.com

€œNo need to worry about the taste.€�

/Lew
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