BALAY PISTA

Tea, Smoothies &

Milktea

Presenters:
Bantolo
Brava
Labrador
Zureta
WHAT IS TEA?
• The leaves, leaf buds, &
internodes of the tea plant
prepared for use in
beverages usually by
immediate curing by heat
or by such curing following
a period of fermentation.

• Also refers as “Chai” .

HISTORY OF TEA

• 2737 BC – Emperor Sheng Nung

• 618- 906 – National Drink of China
- Became popular in Buddhist
Monasteries
• Late 8th century – First book of Tea
- Japanese tea culture began
• 1606 – Tea remained a drink for the wealthy
• 1664 – Turning point of tea in Britain
• Late 17th century – High taxes on tea
• Late 18th century – Tea smuggling &
adulteration
• 1784 – End of tea smuggling
• 1908 – Thomas Sullivan
• 1920 – Tea bugs were developed
• 1929 – The first tea plantation
• Today – Tea is the most widely consumed
beverage in the world
TYPES OF TEA
All type of tea comes from the basic plant, the Camellia sinensis plant.

Black Tea
• Is allowed to wither, proceeds a process called oxidation.
• It has higher caffeine content than other teas

Oolong Tea
• Allowed to undergo partial oxidation
• Has supremely fragrant

Green Tea
• Allowed to wither only slightly after being pick
• Oxidation process stops very quickly by firing the leaves

White Tea
• Hand-processed with no oxidation

Yellow Tea
• Typically go through more oxidation than green teas
• Has longer, slower drying period
WHAT IS
SMOOTHIE?

• Thick and creamy beverage

made from pureed raw fruit,
vegetables, and sometimes
dairy products
• Sometimes may be made
using other ingredients, such
as water, crushed ice, fruit
juice, sweeteners, honey,
sugar, syrup, and other
nutritional supplements.
SMOOTHIES RECIPE
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WHAT IS MILKTEA?
• Milk tea refers to several forms of
beverage found in many cultures,
containing some combination of tea
and milk.

• Beverages vary based on the amount

of each of these key ingredients, the
method of preparation, and the
inclusion of other ingredients (varying
from sugar or honey to salt or
cardamom).

• Instant milk tea powder is a mass-

produced product
 Various side
BASIC Effects of Milk
CATEGORIES Tea
• Bloating
Bubble Tea • Provokes Addiction
• Pearl or Boba Milktea • Dehydration
• Taiwanese tea-based

Hong Kong-style milk tea

• Black tea sweetened with
evaporated milk

Thai tea
• A sweet tea-based drink
popular in Southern Asia