I have got a box of ‘tea bags’. As you can see from the packaging – shown above – the name of the product is Jasmine Green Tea. The two large Chinese characters 绿茶 mean ‘green tea’. The five smaller Chinese characters 茉莉花日本 mean ‘Jasmine flower
However, when I read the label carefully, I soon realized that the tea was actually grown in
I can’t commend on the health benefits of Jasmine tea, but it is obvious that the producer is trying to cash in on the popularity of authentic Japanese green tea.
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ReplyDeleteYoga Tramp
ReplyDeleteActually, just half-filled in both languages, LOL...
i guess those green tea we get from supermarket are mostly produced in other countries than japan itself.. but still, they call their product "Japanese Green Tea"..
ReplyDeleteno idea why, but then hopefully what i got is really green tea that will help in oxidisation.. oh ya, the box i had here in office if from Boh, i wonder if it's really green tea like labelled..
ReplyDeleteand oh, i don't like jasmine flavour.. just a little too pungent to my liking.. i normally will buy the original one, and must be tea leaves instead of powder green tea..
ReplyDeleteNothing like the real green tea and everything in moderation is still the safest. Still, enjoy what you have bought.
ReplyDeleteJasmine tea is ok but it is certainly not Japanese green tea. Maybe the tea manufacturer is ignorant about this. We really have to be careful when buying tea. Some are made from recycled tea! The colour comes out very fast.
ReplyDeleteSK
ReplyDeleteAFAIK, powdered green tea is considered the high grade one in Japan.
happysurfer
Of course I will still drink the jasmine tea.
Autumn Belle
I'm pretty sure the tea manufacturer is trying to cheat us.
Oh yeah, nowadays everyone is trying to cash in on green tea and its health benefits. But not all green tea is the same : )
ReplyDeletenot quite sure about others...
ReplyDeletefor me and a few other lady frens, we cant take too much greentea, especially those with low blood pressure, we will feel weak and giddy =(
I like green tea, because just thinking that tea removes oil makes me feel healthier already.
ReplyDeleteBut tea is also known to stain the teeth, just like coffee. So I seldom take it.