Презентация на тему Tea

by soaking the leaves of the tea plant in

hot water. Tea is especially popular in Asia, the United Kingdom, many former British colonies, and the Middle East.

and green, both of which are made from the

same plant. They both contain caffeine, a chemical that makes people feel alert. They come in several forms, including loose leaves, tea bags, and powder.

and buds of a plant that scientists call Camellia

sinensis. The plant likely grew first in China but now grows in many parts of Asia, especially India. Countries in Eastern Europe, Africa, and South America also grow tea.  

buds. To make black tea, they spread the leaves

out to dry. Next, they roll the leaves and let them ferment, or absorb oxygen. Workers then blast the leaves with hot air until they are black. To make green tea, workers put freshly picked leaves in a steamer. Next, they roll and dry the leaves, which stay green..

China in about 2700 BC. At first people used

tea as medicine. In about the 3rd century AD it became a daily drink. In about the 1100s the Japanese developed a formal tea-drinking ceremony.

China to Europe in the 1600s. The English later

started a tradition of drinking tea in the afternoon. Tea also spread to Europe's colonies.

and sugar. Traditional pastry is necessary.