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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Customers can also make their own rolls using bases such as vanilla, matcha green tea, coconut ash, Thai tea or vegan vanilla.
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Our meal ended with a slice of green tea tiramisu ($6).
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With flavors ranging from classic (vanilla and strawberry) to more considered (green tea and Mexican chocolate), there is something for every type of sweet tooth.
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Chock full of vitamins, nourishing omegas, green tea, rice, and algae, this ultra-light oil cleanser did my skin good each and every morning, not only leaving it clean but noticeably less red, too.
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Here’s a look at the lineup: Bing Haus — Thai-style rolled ice cream and other desserts in flavors such as green tea, black sesame and banana.
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Cynthia Nixon is sipping green tea while sitting at the counter in her kitchen in her New York City apartment in lower Manhattan.
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Among them are green tea, chamomile, and centella, each of which calms down inflammation.
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Matcha, which is a type of green tea, contains a type of antioxidant called EGCG (epigallocatechin gallate), which has been linked to fighting cancer.
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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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