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„In Latin America a popular drink is la yerba mate, or el mate, a tea brewed from the dried leaves of a native holly tree. In Argentina los gauchos, the cowboys of the high plains, reputedly drink mate throughout the day to maintain their strength. However you don't have to travel to the Andes to find it - the refreshing drink is available in most cafés and street corner bars.“
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„The tea brewed from the dried leaves of this plant has been drunk in China probably for thousands of years and certainly since the 10th century BC, from which time written records of its use survive. After the introduction of tea in 1657, Britain became the only European country of tea drinkers rather than coffee drinkers. In recent years, however, coffee has gained in popularity, challenging tea's status.“
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„It is a daily routine for millions of Italians - the morning cup of espresso brewed on the kitchen hob or downed swiftly in a cafe on the way to work.“
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„Roy: Not just any old camellia will produce tea leaves, the one that is used by the growers is not one you'd want as an ornamental. The tea plant is Camellia sinensis and has small, almost puny, single white flowers. It's sometimes grown in botanic gardens and arboretums in this country.“
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„Cafe Au LaitThis drink1 consists of half regular brewed coffee, and half steamed milk, and usually comes with the dollop of foam to top it off.“
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„Ground and roasted chicory is often found blended with coffee, or even brewed all by itself for a caffeine-free alternative. The chicory root is used for coffee, but the leaves can be used in salads, just like dandelion.“
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