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COFFEE CULTURE

3 Best Coffee Alternatives

Three coffee substitutes to get you through the day (and off the exhausting caffeine treadmill).

Dandelion Tea tastes a lot like coffee. You can drink this roasty-flavored tea as you would coffee—black, white, and with a little sweetener. The Chinese drink this beverage to heal and cleanse the liver.

Chai Tea is rich, sweet and spicy—a perfect comfort drink with a third-less caffeine than coffee. Cinnamon, cardamon, ginger, black pepper, and cloves soothe the lungs and promote circulation. In Ayurvedic medicine, Chai tea is thought to be calming, clarifying, and revitalizing for both mind and body.

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IMPRESSIVE

Tea Leaves for the Dead Can Bring Good Fortune

ea leaves at burial services are mostly used for the deceased. In some parts of China, however, these tea leaf rituals are sometimes performed for those who are living as well. In Fujian Province, for instance, people prepare tea leaves to make a Dragon Seeds Bag for the living. In ancient times in Fujian Province, people hired feng shui masters after the death of a family member.

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