Yes
it is all about the debate of which is better for you? TEA OR COFFEE!
Personally, I prefer Japanese Tea made
in the Japanese restaurants as long as it is piping hot! That tea differs from
the Chinese Tea one drinks when washing down Chinese Food at Chinese
Restaurants, and both of these help digest those meals in a tried and tested
fashion over thousands of year before it was introduced to Western Palettes.
Then there is the green tea that I get
from Paradise Farm, in which I am a director and I believe it is more Oolong
Type as opposed to the traditional green tea itself. No matter, but I even like
drinking the Green Tea from the Dilmah Green Tea in tea bags that one can
usually buy in most high end supermarkets in Colombo, which in any case is not
a daily and hourly craving so the average cost per month does not amount to
much.
Now I come to the debate of tea vs
coffee and I direct my reader to read the link here below from the Daily
Telegraph in the UK of today, August 21st 2017 to read and educate
oneself on the pros and cons, and once you have done that surely you will say I
will have both!
Hey presto, I too have both, whenever it
suits my particular mood. Have it with fresh milk which I am fortunate to be
able to indulge in as I have cows, or have it without milk which I do both for
tea and coffee when I have it elsewhere, as even the hotels DO NOT offer fresh
milk and the best they do is that UHT thing called Ambewela Milk. In a country
where fresh milk is so hard to come by even at 5 star hotels it leaves me no
option only to rely on what I am able to make at home.
So lets be grateful we live in a country
which I firmly believe produces the best Tea in the world, best Coffee in the
world, even before Brazil and Columbia even came on the scene, Best Cocoa in
the world, Best King Coconut in the world, and best Forest Oranges in the world
devoid of any pesticide growing organically in forests, that elephants leave
and has no predators. To cap it all we have limes when we feel like a lime
juice or passions for passionfruit juice, we are the luckiest people alive who have
all OPTIONS to choose from which FEW if any countries on earth have. So why do
my neighbors not drink the juice from their own oranges in Ratmale? I ask them
all the time. I am the one who begs for them when my trees are bare. So lets us
drink to Sri Lanka.
2 comments:
Its all about communicating effectively
Parents and Educators can significantly influence the choices our children make, which will carry on for the rest of their lives.
So if we talk about ingestion of liquid, when we have a surfeit of it, we must educate them of the importance of drinking water, not from the plastic bottles that contribute to environmental pollution.
Then all the other liquid refreshments mentioned above mixed with water is the second best as long as the sugar content is kept at a minimum in all cases. Once people are used to drinking this there will be no need for any imported or chemical filled mixtures to be used instead
Avoid sugar at all costs and take plenty of liquids. How about Coconut Water the latest fad, also a product of Sri Lanka and exported from Sri Lanka, where a customer pays the equivalent of Rs1500 for a liter of it! We throw it away, typically Sri Lankan behavior.
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