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I was considering giving up my daily morning coffee (with caffeine) for tea (with caffeine). Would this be a change for the best or is caffeine just caffeine? If so, I may just stick with my regular coffee ritual.
Jeannie, I wish I liked tea. I have thought about getting a sugar free Russian tea, because it seems to be just as satisfying as the coffee. I wish they made Russian tea commercially but have never been able to find it premixed.
I read a book that recommended herbal teas in moderation, but I have never been able to drink them. I just don't like most teas. It has been said by some that drinking tea rather than coffee will aid weight loss. My daughter has been trying to get me to give up coffee for some time now.
Jeannie, I wish I liked tea. I have thought about getting a sugar free Russian tea, because it seems to be just as satisfying as the coffee. I wish they made Russian tea commercially but have never been able to find it premixed.
I read a book that recommended herbal teas in moderation, but I have never been able to drink them. I just don't like most teas. It has been said by some that drinking tea rather than coffee will aid weight loss. My daughter has been trying to get me to give up coffee for some time now.
I was a coffee drinker and didn't like tea of any kind. Several months ago, I made a switch to mostly green tea. I add a little 1/2 and 1/2 and stevia to it and it tastes great. Green tea also has some good benefits. Antioxidants for one. I also add lemon every once in awhile.
I was a coffee drinker and didn't like tea of any kind. Several months ago, I made a switch to mostly green tea. I add a little 1/2 and 1/2 and stevia to it and it tastes great. Green tea also has some good benefits. Antioxidants for one. I also add lemon every once in awhile.
song, do you feel any different since you cut out the coffee?
Jeannie, I wish I liked tea. I have thought about getting a sugar free Russian tea, because it seems to be just as satisfying as the coffee. I wish they made Russian tea commercially but have never been able to find it premixed.
I read a book that recommended herbal teas in moderation, but I have never been able to drink them. I just don't like most teas. It has been said by some that drinking tea rather than coffee will aid weight loss. My daughter has been trying to get me to give up coffee for some time now.
I'm really curious about what you've said above about "sugar free" Russian tea. What tea has sugar in to begin with? Confused but interested!
The table of stats was interesting. I always thought tea had about a quarter of the caffeine in coffee but it looks like it rather depends on the brand. I mostly have decaf tea as it happens, and if I drink coffee it's almost always decaf or it makes me really anxious.
Herbal teas are a bit hit and miss when it comes to finding ones you like. I don't like camomile or fruit teas, but I love some licorice tea I've got and a detox one that's got burdock and other ingredients in. Also peppermint is nice and good for digestion (it's the only tea my OH will go near) and fennel tea is quite pleasant.
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