The herbal tea is made from the leaves and stems of the Ilex paraguariensis plant. It is commonly compared to green tea and is a popular beverage in many South American countries. Choosing the Best Herbal Tea When choosing the best herbal tea, there are several factors to consider: Flavour – The herbal tea can … Read more
A great caffeine alternative to tea or coffee, this tea is a perfect afternoon pick-me-up. Get my simple cold brew recipe with lime! To serve, use a tea strainer over your cup. Tereré – The Cold Brewed Version Besides hot tea, there is a cold version called tereré. This cold-brewed drink refreshes and hydrates, adding … Read more
This caffeine-rich infusion is popular in Uruguay. Uruguayans drink the most mate per capita in South America. An apartment doorperson said “Uruguayans drink more mate than Argetines because there are more places to relax in Uruguay”. The leaves contain theobromine, caffeine and antioxidants. Research showed anticarcinogenic properties like green tea, but also potential link between … Read more
Caffeine Content A serving of this South American tea has between 30-180 mg of caffeine. The average cup contains about 70 mg, compared to 120 mg in a cup of coffee. However, a strong infusion can have far more caffeine than coffee if brewed a certain way. Flavor Profiles The taste can vary greatly depending … Read more
Caffeine Content How much caffeine is in yerba mate compared to coffee? The stimulating beverage contains 0.7% and 1.7% caffeine. Factors like brewing time and water temperature influence caffeine levels. The herbal drink offers an energizing effect without coffee’s jitters. Excessive consumption may increase cancer and cardiovascular risks. Taste and Brewing Differences Besides caffeine difference, … Read more
Water Temperature and Flavor Water temperature greatly affects the flavor profile of the herbal tea in a French press. By exploring different brewing methods and adjusting the grams based on water temperature, I’ve found that one can enhance the taste and experience. After exploring the intricacies of measuring for French press brewing, I’ve discovered that … Read more
About Mate The mate plant is native to South America. The leaves are dried to make an infusion called mate. This caffeinated drink is shared from a gourd through a metal straw known as a bombilla. Drinking mate fosters community and connection. To prepare mate, fill the gourd with dry leaves then add hot water. … Read more
You’re in the US and need to buy some more yerba mate but don’t know where. We put together a list of places that sell yerba mate and some information about the store. Check it out and feel free to suggest more places for us to add! Where to Buy Yerba Mate PampaDirect is my … Read more
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The mate plant is typically grown in regions with a subtropical climate, such as Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay. These regions provide the ideal conditions for the cultivation of the yerba mate plant. The plant thrives in temperatures ranging from 15 to 30 degrees Celsius and requires a significant amount of rainfall throughout the year. The … Read more
