/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>4965820

They won't know the difference either way. Most people only know of Green & Black tea, anything else is new to them so it won't be hard to convince them.

With companies such as Teavana (bought out by Starbucks and now opening up Tea bars) they're going to pretty much redefine the definition of tea.

People don't want to have to constantly define the thousands of plants into different categories. They just want to say "i'm gonna get some tea want to come with?"

No one wants to say "i'm going to Teavana to buy some Tea and some other herbal based tea-like drinks hururururur".