Andrea Junker Jan 2
Did you know? By replacing your coffee with green tea, you can lose up to 92% of what little joy you still have left in your life.
Show threadEjner BorgbjergJan 2
@Strandjunker eh, what? Is green tea that bad?
Show threadLouis CoutureJan 3
@ejner1 @Strandjunker some people do not know how to make proper tea thus they will say it's disgusting
Show threadMagnus AhltorpJan 3
@louisrcouture @ejner1 @Strandjunker Some people have gotten the weird idea that green tea is ”healthy”, so they’re drinking it even though they don’t like it, driving up the prices for us who do.
Show threadLouis Couture
@ahltorp @ejner1 @Strandjunker well green tea is health y. So is black tea. I am more of a black tea person but I do enjoy the occasional green, and even matcha
Jan 3 at 2:19amWeb
Show threadMagnus AhltorpJan 3

@louisrcouture It’s healthy when you live in Tibet and don’t have any other access to the nutrients that tea contains, but that’s hardly relevant for the rest of us. It’s tasty, though.

(To be clear: I mean healthy compared to pure water, not compared to sugared water)

Show threadEjner BorgbjergJan 3
@louisrcouture @ahltorp @Strandjunker I am prone to migraine attacks, which is why I switched to black tea years ago. But I never heard anyone saying green tea is unhealthy in general.
Show threadMikko TuumanenJan 3
@ejner1 @louisrcouture @ahltorp @Strandjunker Just don't take any green tea concentrates or green tea pills. Those might be bad for liver. Drink tea as tea.
Show threadMagnus AhltorpJan 3
@ejner1 @louisrcouture Tea in general is not unhealthy (except for the caffeine, which can be), but it also doesn’t make you healthier than drinking plain water (excluding hygge/mys effects).