Definition of green tea
: tea that is light in color and made from leaves that have not been oxidized before drying
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The details: This mattress is made with green tea to maintain freshness, and will arrive on your doorstep compressed, rolled, and shipped in a neat box for easy setup at a very reasonable price.
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With top notes like lemon and green tea, the fragrance opens bright and eventually settles into a modern flowery perfume with rose, peony, and white wood as the scent’s anchors.
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Clark, on the other hand, has dark opinions about coffee and instead ritualizes the slow steep of first-flush Dragon Well green tea or silver-needle white tea, a daily moment of Zen not always easily found among the crystals and crayons.
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Bergamotto di Positano also features notes of bergamot, orange blossom and green tea, and smells equal parts woody and refreshing.
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Homemade mango, green tea, and ube (sweet yam flavored) ice creams for $3.50.
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Pick you base from choices such as mango green tea, strawberry slush or sea salt caramel milk tea.
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Luna said on a recent morning, sipping green tea at home in a quiet neighborhood on the south side of Mexico City.
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The polyphenols — especially catechins found in green tea — may stimulate the production and activity of specific cells associated with combating viruses.
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First Known Use of green tea
1704
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Definition of green tea for English Language Learners
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: a type of tea that is light in color
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See words that rhyme with green tea Britannica.com: Encyclopedia article about green tea
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