Tea or Coffee

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Tea or Coffee?

• Which do you prefer?

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Background of Tea in the UK

• Tea was grown in large quantities in India when
  it was apart of the British Empire
• London became the center of the international tea
  trade
• Tea was easy prepare and people loved how it
  relieved the spirit and its ability to relive
  colds

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Reasons for Tea

• Associated with exemplifying high fashion and
  culture
• The many benefits associated with drinking Tea
• Different types of Tea help with loss of weight,
  fresh breathe, soothing headaches, and overall
  health

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Background of Coffee in the UK

• Coffee was introduced to the UK in the 1600s
• The popularity of Coffee was due doctors
  promoting it for its believed health reasons
• Coffee shops were influential spaces were
  intellects and professional would come and
  discuss political and developments

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Reasons to drink Coffee

• Coffee can produce a soothing affect
• Good compliment to sweet foods because of its
  bitter taste
• Keeps you awake when there is work to be done

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More on Tea

• The process of making Tea has became a special
  occasion in the UK
• Everything from using natural ingredients to the
  proper way of making it in a pot
• This has helped out the popularity of Tea being
  associated with this ritual and classic tradition

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More on Coffee

• Coffee on the other hand has recently increased
  in popularity in the UK
• Italian Coffee has became a huge hit with
  cappuccinos and lattes
• Coffee adds a little kick that many people find
  enjoyable to remain alert

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So Which One?

• It seems that Tea has the stronger background and
  is still the preferred drink of choice in the UK,
  but Coffee isnt too far behind
• With the many different ways to put together Tea
  and Coffee there will be plenty of ways to
  accommodate for each persons specific tastes

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Sources

• http//www.realcoffee.co.uk/Coffee-Encyclopedia/Hi
  story/Coffee-in-Europe/
• http//www.tea.co.uk/history-of-tea