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A cup of tea may contain up to 3 times less caffeine than a cup of coffee - a release from the U.S. FDA. There is an impression that tea has more caffeine than coffee. It is true as far as a pound of loose tea to a pound of ground coffee. But when brewed, you can brew up to 150-200 cups of tea with a pound of loose tea, but with a pound of coffee only can make 60-80 cups. So, the per cup content of caffeine in tea is far less than a cup of coffee. A six ounce serving of coffee has about 110-140 mg of caffeine, whereas a 6 oz serving of black tea brewed for 3-minutes has only about 36 mg of caffeine. Green tea is generally thought to contain less caffeine per cup than black tea, this is only true if it is brewed in the traditional green tea method because more caffeine is released with higher water temperature.
Black Tea	Specialty Tea Blends	Masala Chai
Green Tea	Flavored Black Tea	Yerba Mate
White Tea	Flavored Green Tea	Rooibos Red Tea
Oolong Tea	Earl Grey Teas	Herbal Infusions
Pu-erh Tea	Scented Teas	Fruit & Herb Teas
Organic Teas	Decaffeinated Teas	TEA BAGS
Tea Accessories	Fact About Tea Orange Pekoe is a of tea grade. Orange Pekoe in true tea jargon stands for whole leaf. When you pour boiling water on this tea you will see how the leaf uncurls and expands quite dramatically, a process called "the agony of the leaf".	Benefits of Tea

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