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Buckwheat Tea
Buckwheat tea, often recognized for its distinct flavor profile and health benefits, is a herbal tea made from the seeds of the buckwheat plant, Fagopyrum esculentum. This tea is not derived from a traditional tea plant but rather from a pseudocereal that shares a closer relationship to sorrel and rhubarb. Buckwheat tea is traditionally consumed in various cultures around the world, particularly in East Asia, where it's appreciated for its nutritional properties, including high levels of antioxidants. It has a unique, nutty flavor that sets it apart from other herbal teas. This beverage is caffeine-free, making it a suitable option for individuals looking to reduce their caffeine intake while still enjoying a warm, comforting drink.
Caffeine Content in Buckwheat Tea
The caffeine content in Buckwheat Tea is typically around 100mg per serving. This can vary based on the preparation method, including whether or not the tea was decaffinated. In the case of uncaffinated tea, Buckwheat Tea will contain about 2% or less than the original caffeine content, or 2mg of caffeine.
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