Probably red tea. Since my grandma used usually sugar in her red tea it’s probably better to drink that in the morning so you wake up. But sometimes she also uses honey but these are both pretty sugary and are bad for ur teeth but keeps u awake sooo.. win win!:)
I imagine green tea is probably best because of the caffeine content amd it is a great metabolism kickstarter. English breakfast may be a good option, though I am a coffee drinker myself.
I dont really know, but I resantly discovered to wonderful tea’s. It was a vanilla flavour and some sort of Christmas spirit flavour tea. All i know is that it’s amazing and deffinitely two good morning tea’s.
Green or black, depending on what u prefer. White and red should be drunk in the afternoon/eavning as not to keep you up all night.
Personally I start my day with a tea that I make myself. It’s a mix of orange and lemon slices with ginger and honey. It boost your metabolic and immune system. Orange and lemon help u freshen up and full of energy for the rest of your day. Persian Black tea is a good idea too.
I love peppermint tea brewed with White tea. Peppermint is invigorating and white tea has the least amount of caffeine. But if you want caffeine Earl Grey is the best with English Breakfast as a close second IMO :)
I’m a tea person I love tea more than every other drinks I prefer the normal tea our traditional chai made by my mom that keeps me energetic for whole day
Oolong tea is my first choice. I prefer low caffeine beverages. So my heart rate won’t go too fast. Also allow me to sleep without too much energy.
Depends on your caffeine tolerance. I like black teas like Earl Grey or English Breakfast since they have a moderate amount of caffeine. Green tea has an even smaller amount of caffeine, so that’s a great choice to. If you don’t want any caffeine, I really like mint teas in the morning.
If you’re a Brit, I’m sure a lovely Breakfast Blend is just perfect. A caffeine-free morning detox blend might suit some, or chai for some spiced toastiness..
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