Coffee VS Tea

 


The debate around coffee versus tea has gone on for many years. With many different opinions on which is better. No conclusion has been made, and there probably won't be one considering the "conflict" between lovers of the two caffeinated beverages. 

Both coffee and tea have similarities, in that they are both a source of caffeine and antioxidants. They're both made from plants, can be drunk hot or cold, have many variants, and can energize you. As a coffee lover, I would say that coffee is definitely better; however, I also appreciate and respect other's opinions that think tea is better. 

I believe that both tea and coffee lovers can enjoy their beverages without this debate. We need to understand that people have different preferences and accept them rather than debate them and say which is better. Why do we have to discuss this issue when we can simply take these differences. 

I think that both coffee and tea are great beverages and can bring happiness and warmth to their drinkers. That's all that matters. Whether you're a tea drinker or a coffee drinker, we can bond over how we both have great taste in beverages and the fact that we both have a love for quaint little cafes and shops, that's what's essential and should be celebrated.















Comments

  1. Jemma24 June 2021 at 05:38

    Definitely love my coffee! but a good cup of tea doesn't hurt every once in a while :)

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  2. Hanna24 June 2021 at 11:58

    i would say about 90% of my mornings involve drinking a cup of tea. sometimes i even have an iced coffee after lunch. love and appreciate both drinks... but i think if i had to choose one... it would be tea

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  3. Unknown27 June 2021 at 11:54

    I completely agree, I personally don't have a preferance and think that we shouldn't separate those who prefer one over the other.

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  4. Keisha29 June 2021 at 01:10

    I definitely prefer a nice hot cup of tea over coffee. I drink tea after a long day of lectures and when I'm doing my homework. I don't really like the taste of coffee so I always choose tea!

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