How to Make Green Tea the Right Way!

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My mom, who always observes people drinking green tea the wrong way, showed me how to make green tea the right way to truly appreciate its wonderful delicate flavors, so in this video, I share with you my mom's tip on how to drink green tea the correct way! #mooncho #yinandyangliving #yinyang #yinandyang #greentea #howto #healthyeating #healthyliving #tea #refreshingdrink
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[@hectorpacheco5154]

IDC about taste I'll pour it to the back or my throat and past my tongue I'm in it for the benefits

[@ImAlphaBro]

lol me too but I kinda like it

[@ogarrt]

Omg exactly man

[@Thirty3mad]

Hector Pacheco add peppermint leaves to your tea and it'll taste great

[@XiaoFeng895]

MAD MAN The Green tea is always should be a light green colour. The leaves should be young and aged for short time. The bagged Green Tea is always come out dark Orange that is sign the leaves are older and more oxidized and has stems. A Dark Orange Green Tea is not a real Green Tea. A medium quality whole leaf Green tea you can buy from MightyLeaf to 10 dollars for 100 grams of leaves. The highest quality Green Tea you get connections to farmers in China. It can cost more 80-200 dollars for 100 grams of leaves.

[@XiaoFeng895]

MAD MAN If you need sugar or sweetener in Green Tea you are not brewing it correctly or you have cheap quality Green Tea bags.

[@madhuritalim4134]

Thank you for sharing this. Learnt something new today :)

[@yinandyangliving]

you're welcome! Here's tips on water: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3Swl4dprah6apY

[@mariateresasantos6396]

Liked it😘Thank you got sharing I’m during I’ll unsweetened green tea two years already and I’m so thankful helped me a lot my skin my weight and feel and look much better 🙏

[@yinandyangliving]

so glad that it helps

[@ezr4914]

Some people are just keyboard assholes. Anyway thank you for the recipe I did not know about the tip about letting the steam out of the hot water. This is how I like my green tea. Simple with no sugar. Sometimes some lemon or lime peels.

[@yinandyangliving]

+Erik Rudd You're welcome, Erik! Happy Holidays!!

[@yinandyangliving]

+Erik Rudd You're welcome, Erik! Happy Holidays!!

[@ezr4914]

+yingandyangliving thank you and happy holidays to you.

[@grung701]

Cool

[@katievitiello3425]

This is the same as making black tea in England, except you brew black tea for 2-4 mins and we use water that's just off boiling point. I am swapping to green tea now because I feel like it makes my tummy flatter and it's much more refreshing than black tea :)

[@EmreYavuzalp]

There isn't really much difference between black and green tea ingredients wise. It is literally the same plant. You can also make black tea with same method they make green tea. It is better that way cuz when you pour too hot water onto black or green water, it will release tanin. Tanin, absorbs some of the minerals, such as iron. So no matter what you don't use boiled water directly. There's same rules when you make coffee, for an example while making a good Turkish coffee you don't boil it to 100 C.

[@sukhmanpreetkaur5716]

So helpful!! Really had the perfect green tea! Thank you!!

[@muneezashah]

OMG YOUREE KOREANNNN I UNDERSTOOD YOU SAYING THANK YOU AT THE ENNDDD YOURE WELCOME GIRLLL AND THANK YOUUU FOR TEACHING MEEEE (lol sorry if I scared you)

[@yinandyangliving]

You're welcome. You did not scare me.

[@albalatbat7582]

Thank you for the tip.

[@yinandyangliving]

+Al Balatbat Al, you're welcome! If you like my channel, please subscribe! I will be doing 5 shows with a tea expert on different teas so look out for that!

[@NadiatheNarrator]

Wait, so you don't add any sugar/honey or any sweetener? I've never had it before, does it taste good?

[@sandythemaster6898]

Nice tips! Thank you!

[@yinandyangliving]

You're welcome Sandy!

[@SanaTariq26]

omg thankyou i found this so useful

[@yinandyangliving]

You're welcome Sana!

[@yinandyangliving]

+Sana Banana Also, next week, I will have a tea expert on my show to talk about the health benefits of tea, so please make sure to subscribe to my channel to get updates on my videos!!

[@lightolineo551]

can anyone please write me a link where you can buy a great quality of green tea ?

[@yinandyangliving]

+lighto lineo teaspot.com

[@maryportland4038]

@@yinandyangliving Thank you for this great information. Do you and/or your Mother recommend a certain tea. Certainly you longevity is a trait of our heritage.

[@muhammadmizanfarazi9389]

You are most welcome

[@andrewhasbigbrain4496]

how wanted to watch this but it didnt sound right so i watched howtobasic's which really helped

[@hymasusmitha5651]

what is preferable ,the loose leaves or the green tea bags???

[@yinandyangliving]

Hyma...probably loose leaves, but it also depends on brand, but generally loose leaf is better

[@hymasusmitha5651]

thanks alot for ur reply,that shows ur concern.i hav another typical doubt, actually ,ma green tea loose leaves are giving this "green" color unlike "brown" as it depicts in ur video.does the color depend on the brand of the green tea or any other reason behind it.

[@yinandyangliving]

hyma susmitha The brown color is because the tea leaves I am using has been toasted -- it is a certain Korean brand. Green tea leaves should be green in color.

[@hymasusmitha5651]

woah!! thank you :D thanks alot ..loads of love

[@charusharmaofficial9763]

Thnx a lot it's charu from india..

[@yinandyangliving]

you're welcome

[@mahimachoudhary570]

good

[@sandeepsahoo1247]

thnks

[@yinandyangliving]

+Sandeep Sahoo you're welcome! Next week, I will be releasing a video with a passionate tea expert about the health benefits of tea, so if you like my channel, please subscribe!

[@agrizic]

I heat water at 80-90 deegrees and put green tea leaves for about hour. If I let it steep for a minute it has no taste.

[@yinandyangliving]

agrizic Wow, 1 hour! OK, whatever you like, you should do!

[@michaela3711]

Hello, is there any way to make Green Tea taste better?... I really want to lose weight, but is there anyway to do this without adding on the calories? 

[@mooncho6032]

People add sugar but it's not the way Asians drink it. We drink green tea with no sugar or milk. There is no other way to make green tea healthy except to drink it pure

[@mooncho6032]

***** yes, if you like ginger, that is fine, but in my opinion it takes away the subtle flavor of the green tea. Green tea can only really be appreciated in its purest form without adding anything.

[@EmreYavuzalp]

You can add some lemon itself.

[@priyankajaikumar]

Why is there color change?wrt to bag and leaves ?

[@yinandyangliving]

because those tea leaves were roasted first

[@abimason6056]

This might be an obvious question and many people want to know the same answer but does green tea really help you lose your tummy fat?

[@yinandyangliving]

2 cups of green tea will help you lose 100 calories per day. Here's video with a tea expert: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3OuY4mima1ghtU

[@rajeshranjan5170]

I looked at your eyes whole time.

[@7azz1yn]

Lol

[@privateprivate3767]

calm down Rajesh, shes not going to "PM u bobs" lol

[@mrogy]

How come that 1 tea is green (literaly) and the other one is brown ? Never the less i know now why is it so bitter or soar. I used electric heating kettle to boil water and i let the tea in for about 5 minutes :)

[@yinandyangliving]

mrogy the brown one is roasted

[@mrogy]

and difference in roasted and not rostaed ? BTW Tryed your way yesterday and the was a much better :) Looked crystal clear even after 30 minutes (when i poured the 100`C hot water and let that tea sit for + - 5 minutes,then after 30 minutes it was "cloudy/murky" bitter and sort of sour, so thx for this tutorial :P

[@agfdsa123]

What happens if steep over 1 min, say 10 min?

[@yinandyangliving]

turns into black tea and can get bitter. Here's Cinnamon Ginger Date tea recipe for flus and winter months: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHXWk4urlqd3eNE

[@bousslucifer3022]

that eye doe

[@maudnoodle8373]

Seems like a very nice lady to me

[@yinandyangliving]

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[@AUNZAnon]

Disagree with the method of only leaving it for a minute to steep. The only thing that is going to achieve is using up the tea much quicker than you need to and wasting it. Steeping a teabag for a minute is barely going to leech any of the goodness into your water. Absolutely no harm in leaving the tea to steep longer. You receive more benefits the only possible downside is it being slightly bitter if you leave it too long. One of the best tips I learned is that you can reuse your tea again so no need to throw away after the first use.Try and get at least two servings from the same tea.

[@SuccessfulChan]

why just 1 minute steeping?

[@yinandyangliving]

otherwise, it becomes more like black tea

[@sunburntsatan6475]

Awesome video. I have always wanted to make green tea, but I've had trouble getting it to the right temperature. Your video helped me turn my green tea from a fishy, bitter tea into a delicate, floral tea

[@yinandyangliving]

you're welcome, Jake.

[@yinandyangliving]

@ My Life.... The brown tea is roasted green tea, that is why it came out brown. Asians do not put sugar in tea, but if that is what you prefer, that is personal choice.

[@rozcoreyclark]

I don't put sugar in tea either. I recently gave up coffee (Nov 2/14) - I never used sugar in coffee either, nor dairy - and have only been drinking green tea (not black tea) for 90+ days. I feel better!

[@yinandyangliving]

that is wonderful Rosalind. Green tea has such revitalizing properties. I like to out soy milk in my coffee!

[@nir913]

Anhha.... Indians/S.Asians unless diabetics would never drink tea without sugar and milk. Moreover Green Tea itself is something they abhor in the fistplace. Kadak Cha is what they prefer.

[@yinandyangliving]

+Rahul Ranjan no Asians don't put sugar in teas. English do it with black teas.

[@yinandyangliving]

+nir913 ok, I am coming from Korean perspective so that is why. If you want to add sugar, then please do so!

[@adriannisifonte3178]

For me, green tea is a kitchen must have! I love drinking it with my breakfast. Recently, I read an article about the properties of teas and according to an study about teas, adding milk makes tea lose the properties and antioxidants, so I stopped adding milk to my black tea

[@yinandyangliving]

Adrianni Sifonte Interesting about the adding the milk, and thank you for the tip. I never add anything to my green tea, but sometimes I add soy milk to black tea because it can be strong. Do you know if soy milk affects the antioxidants?

[@eeg122]

@Yin & Yang Living - I have read that all soy is GMO just like corn organic or not. So sad. Dr. Mercola, Natural News, Forks over knives and many more have many articles on this.

[@maninderbisht7233]

your eyes are beautiful

[@yinandyangliving]

thank you

[@josephmontes3360]

ryan gh LMAO

[@barrackobamaismynigga7629]

The irony in your comment

[@banyana6515]

Please just enjoy the video and not leave funny comments on this lady's channel.

[@jadewaiguru3795]

@@juliuscaesar7715 what’s so funny ab complimenting her eyes?

[@aysha9638]

She's absolutely adorable awh😭bless her

[@grung701]

Uhhh ok?

[@anthonya7359]

green tea is, green tea, if its just green tea.

[@yinandyangliving]

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[@christran671]

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[@anthonya7359]

Chris Tran yee

[@jonymordelon]

+Anthony A my favourite quote!

[@rajsandhuuz]

Anthony A ,

[@NingasKugon09]

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[@TheFearlessGirl108]

Thank you so much for this great tutorial! I'd love to drink more green drink, but don't usually like the way my tea taste lol Now I know why. I'm definitely going to try your technique! :-)

[@yinandyangliving]

you're welcome!

[@MikaelVitalyVyacheslav-bh2fk]

most green teas come from China and japan and they contain cadmium ,and heavy metals from the rain absorbed by the leaves and roots ,,Better you drink filtered or mineral water , Asia is one of the most toxic places in the world don't consume any thing from Asia , including vitamins .all raw material to make vitamins come from China and made and packaged in the U.S. , p.s don't treat your body like a garbage dump or you will end up getting cance

[@EmreYavuzalp]

I must agree with you on China part. It could be. But I use Turkish green tea here, although the lands that is used for growing tea have very clean air, a lot of trees and beauty. Turkish tea is very clean here, but most of the tea here used to make black tea. Still there is some factories changing to green tea instead.

[@ashrafmony]

Does green tea increase your hunger ? I don't understand but I'm drinking green tea for a week now and I don't know why I'm felling some extra hunger ?? Is it because it boost metabolism ? I have super slow metabolism .

[@yinandyangliving]

+Farzana Fatema Yes, it absolutely boosts your metabolism and if you drink 2 cups of green tea per day, it burns up to 100 calories. I had a tea expert on my show. Here's the video --> kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3OuY4mima1ghtU

[@bartsomerson2099]

Green tea just tastes really bitter, not as bad as English brown tea, but I can't drink either straight, I need to put in a teaspoon of sugar and dash of milk

[@yinandyangliving]

+Bart Somerson the bitterness comes from steeping the tea too long and also from the quality of the tea as well!

[@yasminexsass2427]

The brown one is also green tea? To the other green one do you add sugar to it?

[@saranaidu9836]

I was told to put the green tea in the pot of water, turn on the stove, then wait, and let water develop bubbles called fish eye's. When they start showing small bubbles in the pot turn off the stove. Let it steep for however long you want it to. Thank you.

[@yinandyangliving]

do how you like it!

[@saranaidu9836]

@@yinandyangliving Yes. The concept of the fish eye's is that the green tea leaves, do not over heat to have it's healing properties removed. Your video is excellent too! In fact all of your videos!👍 I just have to catch up on binge watching them soon!

[@sofiacastillo2036]

Could you use any brand of green tea and will it still help you loose weight or is their a specific brand you need to buy

[@yinandyangliving]

Get what you can get, Sofia, and it's fine. Just don't put sugar in it.

[@holladolla3047]

Great video!I like putting ginger in while I boil the water, and a small bit of apple cider vinegar and turmeric.Even though it tastes like shit, It just turns into the ultimate fat-burning drink.

[@RexyFan]

Perfect. Exactly what I was looking for. New sub 😁

[@yinandyangliving]

Here's another video about green tea: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3OuY4mima1ghtU

[@firdausabdullahi2773]

it taste bad but I have to drink it for my benefit

[@normakarina5123]

Can you please tell me which green tea you like and where you buy it?

[@yinandyangliving]

It changes, but I like green tea a lot from the Tea Spot

[@MB-Kajtech]

Just found your channel and subscribed. Currently I'm drinking a loose tea blend (I mix 4/5 green tea and 1/5 red rooibos) and it's been a great positive factor in my life. Got rid of tobacco, morning coffees and I'm feeling more energetic. Is blending teas a no no in Asian cultures?

[@mithrandir_1998]

Thanks a lot, that was really helpful about letting the stem goes out. I always make it taste bitter because of the temperature that was over 175. Im too grateful

[@priyasatani]

When is a good time to drink green tea? :)

[@yinandyangliving]

+Priyaa S. I would drink in morning and afternoon, Priyaa!

[@Syriaangel1]

thank you but how the first became green and the second red ? why ? and i wonder if i can add sugar ?

[@bluesp6267]

Im late but dont add sugar. Calories. Honey is a better substitute to make the tea tasty

[@chitonjoku9539]

Thanks for the lesson but that's not what I enjoyed the most.Just the "Komamsumida". I love your language. I love u

[@Yorker1998]

I can guess what brand of tea bag you were using in this video. It was the Kirkland Signature Ito En Matcha blend. It has Sencha as its base tea. I drink that tea everyday, and the tea bag used in this video looks exactly the same.

[@yinandyangliving]

Bert Simmons It was awhile ago Bert that I did the show, so I can't remember but sounds like you know!

[@iMrPlenty]

So I just boil water, leave it open releasing the steam for 5-10 minutes and then i can use it? I only have a kettle to boil the water, I assume it wont make a difference, I usually turn the kettle off before the water boils and use the water straight away, it probably the wrong way to do it and yes, does leave a bitter taste which means it is the wrong way but i squirt in lemon to give it flavour.

[@yairvsync]

1 minute my ass, I let it sit over-night to absorb all the healthy shit in the leaves. no harm done!

[@PerfectPride]

+Yair Even Or How can you drink that??? Isn't it crazy bitter? I left a tea bag in once for several hours and when I went back to the tea (after re heating it) it was soooo bitter and tasted horrible!

[@yairvsync]

+Karichi Du Soleil - I mix the tea with my usual drink, which is 100% natural apple juice, so the taste blends in. by itself it is bitter, yes. I use a full soon of leaves in a big glass and mix that in a 2 litter bottle that is mostly filled with the apple juice

[@johnkenny694]

5 TO 10 MINUTES from boil? what is the right time really? before adding .

[@cougar4203]

My favourite type of geeen tea is the organic green tea that has a panda on the box 😍

[@iworkforme]

1 min may preserve the "flavour" but not sure that will reap all of the amazing properties from the green tea such as anti oxidants. drinking healthy does not have to be an amusement ride where things taste "perfect".

[@mohammedzachriyya6657]

I agree, I think you will at least need to let up steep for 5 minutes

[@seyhansable]

This is exactly what I've been looking for!!! Love the video!

[@yinandyangliving]

METALHEADNINJA you're welcome, and glad it helped!

[@yinandyangliving]

METALHEADNINJA Did you also see my new intro video about why I created Ying & Yang Living? kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWi5gIyemcikqKM

[@faydeism]

How come the green tea leaves isnt green at all? I mean the instant tea bag is green but the other one looks like more of a brownish in color? Great vid btw. :)

[@yinandyangliving]

Great question! It's because those were roasted green tea -- a Korean brand that was roasted, thus the change in color to a more brown!

[@veronicallamas9333]

My green tea directions on the box says to steep 3 minutes or more if desire

[@yinandyangliving]

Do as you like, there is no hard rule about this.

[@paulaalcasid]

is there a nutritional or taste difference between the green tea bag and the filtered leaves? just curious, because they have different colors when steeped. So I know if I should get the leaves or just tea bags. Thank you! 🥰

[@yinandyangliving]

this color was different because it was roasted first. Leaves are always better for you. Here's a longer video with a tea expert: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3OuY4mima1ghtU

[@danielhall67]

I had a friend who just threw the leaves in the cup and poured water in the cup. I've been doing it that way ever since. I love the stronger flavor, higher astringency, and robust aroma. Now when people make it the conventional way I feel cheated because it has no flavor to me. Guess it's just preference 😉

[@yinandyangliving]

Daniel Hall Yes, it should always be to your liking no matter what! Here's my intro video about why I created Ying & Yang Living, so if you like my channel, please subscribe! kzbin.info?o=U&video_id=c7VOYhdcqrA

[@cathyamto6180]

hI..it is still effective if I will put sugar in it to make the taste more better or no??

[@yinandyangliving]

+Cathy Amto It is still effective but will not be as healthy. Regarding taste, that is a personal choice cause everyone has different taste buds. Green tea is not supposed to have sugar in it. I personally hate green tea with sugar, but there are some people who enjoy it with sugar, so it is about your taste buds.

[@sarasyed9809]

+yingandyangliving can i add honey instead of sugar?

[@yinandyangliving]

+Sara Syed Hello Sara.. Green tea is supposed to be plain. However, if you must have sugar in order to drink green tea, honey is better than white or brown sugar. Try to use good quality raw organic honey. Here's a video about why I created Ying & Yang Living --> kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXuxfn1vq5KafpI. If you like my channel, please subscribe!

[@saigoneturro]

Hi. How about boiled water that is stored in a flask? How would I know if its temperature is already ideal? Or should I boil water and let it cool down a bit each time I drink loose green tea leaves?

[@yinandyangliving]

+Saigone Turro Yes, that is a very good idea, Saigone! Here's a video about tea with a tea expert! kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3OuY4mima1ghtU

[@sunshine2049]

omg, ive been doing all wrong all of this time, I don't even remove my green tea bags, I broke the rules for doing this the proper way. I prefer my tea to remain green not brown, is there a way to avoid this?

[@yinandyangliving]

+sunshine2049 Steep green tea for 1 minute, no more than 2. If you like my channel, please subscribe!

[@SuperGhmd]

So do I need to mix both cups to make green tea? Anyone pls guide

[@explorer8125]

How many bags per cups of water? Like if I’m using a pot?... when I make one serving I usually fill my mug half full and steep one bag... is that too strong? Is it supposed to be lighter in taste?

[@yinandyangliving]

yes, you can use a whole pot for 1 bag

[@papakipari264]

Green tea agr morning me piti hu fir evening me suger wali tea pi skti hu kya????

[@SaxenaAruna]

thank you so much , I just started drinking green tea , and wanted to do it my self thinking less calories and probably a lot better for you. so thanks again😊

[@yinandyangliving]

+Jean Fenwick Hello Jean, you're welcome. And here's a video with a tea expert about all of the health benefits of tea --> kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3OuY4mima1ghtU. And here's my new video about why I created Yin & Yang Living --> kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4SYkH16iMqGqqM

[@Kat-n-Ollie]

My loose leaf green tea comes out bitter? Is my water too hot or am I steeling to long 30 seconds? The only way I've found to rectify is my putting in a cup of hot water, brew for 20 seconds, toss out water and brew a second time for 30 seconds.

[@yinandyangliving]

water was probably too hot

[@olifern]

what about Sugar yingandyangliving , is it not required?

[@yinandyangliving]

Oliver, Sugar is never put into any kind of green tea.

[@olifern]

Thanks yingandyangliving most of the time the green tea I used to make would turn bitter and impossible to drink, so I had to add a bit of sugar. Maybe me keeping the tea bag in for 2 minutes was the problem. When I left it in for one min, it tasted just about ok.....so maybe thats where I was going wrong

[@yinandyangliving]

yes, green tea when it's steeped too long starts to get bitter and if the temperature is too hot when you pour the water also makes it sour. Green tea should taste delicate, so perhaps this taste is not to your liking. I think you have to get used to the delicate nature of green tea.

[@kristagibson8533]

I thought it was YIN and yang....with not G at the end of yin....she is ying and yang..

[@yinandyangliving]

Krista Gibson Krista, yes "yin" is without the "g," but I wanted the visual balance on the name so I added the "g." I say this on my About page on my website. In addition, if you type in the URL www.yinandyangliving.com (without the "g"), it will take you to my website.

[@GlowBeautyWellness]

I love green tea & happy to report I make it the right way :) :)

[@b.s.chetanchetan4506]

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[@kafaya77]

the instructions on the kirkland green tea bag says to cut open the bag and pour the matcha into the drink. are you supposed to really do this? or are you just supposed to let it steep for 30/60 secs then take the tea bag out and discard?

[@yinandyangliving]

kafaya77 I think both ways are fine, so do what is easiest for you.

[@martinatherton7739]

Hmmm. 175 degrees. That’s what I’m doing wrong

[@kazielora2175]

Im supposed to drink green tea at my lunch but since i stay away from my home in that time, i literally have no way to make my tea out there. Can i make it in the morning, bottle it and drink it later? Will i get the same benefits?

[@yinandyangliving]

yes. wonderful idea!!!

[@analeal8520]

칸사함니다!!! Now I know how to make green tea, it's for me so I can lose fats in my body

[@yinandyangliving]

like 1 cup of green tea allows you to burn like 100 calories per day

[@trishestes5190]

kcznt fovous ob u and the irritating musoctoo which one ;

[@Allam_Games]

This is nothing different from what I do myself!?!?

[@yinandyangliving]

13454mm Wonderful, so we're on the same page! Here's my new intro video about why I created Ying & Yang Living, so you know what my channel is all about --> kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWi5gIyemcikqKM

[@Allam_Games]

i thought at first that i may be doing it wrong, but we ended up on same page

[@yinandyangliving]

13454mm so you really didn't need my instructions! You were doing it right the whole time!

[@Allam_Games]

Are you offended? :) Sorry if you are, but I am just saying that I knew how to prepare it exactly the way you showed in this video. That's what I meant, and when I saw your video I was expecting something different that's why I commented that thing above.

[@yinandyangliving]

13454mm absolutely not! I am just happy that you already knew how to do it!! I was just saying that you didn't need my lesson but I am glad that you connected with me!!

[@HahahaVille]

Hello there! my question is...if I want to make a pitcher of green tea how long do I need to steep the tea? thanks in advance

[@yinandyangliving]

+HahahaVille same rule applies! Leave green tea for 1-2 minutes!

[@dariapauls7611]

but how do you make your tea so fast?? Expencive grean tea is not that fast, so you need 5 mins to brew it in the cup.

[@yinandyangliving]

No, in video we brew it for like 1 minute

[@loveandheart08]

Will i still lose weight drinking organic matcha green tea with vanilla soy milk? Or should i not add anymore soy milk if i want to lose weight?

[@yinandyangliving]

best way is to drink 2 cups of green tea per day plain, no soy milk, no sugar.

[@Srinimisha]

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[@VeeruN159]

Hello, I have dried green tea leaves, but i didn't get the colour same as you. What may be the reason? Thank you.

[@yinandyangliving]

It's because my green tea leaves were roasted first. Green is the right color

[@VeeruN159]

@@yinandyangliving thank you.

[@trishestes5190]

kcznt fovous ob u and the irritating musoctoo which one

[@trishestes5190]

kcznt fovous ob u and the irritating musoctoo which one

[@esbensolgaardguitaretc.2372]

Hai! An authentic japanese tea ceremoni. Finally!

[@MANI8835]

great video..but why there is a change in color.. loose green tea & tea bag ?

[@yinandyangliving]

the leaf was roasted.

[@zackdkwik]

there is a difference in color between the first cup of green tea in a bag and the loose green tea... which is better and more nutritious?

[@yinandyangliving]

the bagged one was roasted which is why the color is dark. Here are more videos on green tea: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3OuY4mima1ghtU

[@rakaoutar3132]

is it the same way to make chun mee green tea too?

[@yinandyangliving]

Yes, Rahouti. I would not steep it for more than 2 minutes.

[@rakaoutar3132]

ok, thank you

[@divyanshuchauhan1245]

Should I just put it in boiling water for a couple of minutes?

[@yinandyangliving]

+Divyanshu Chauhan no, in my video I mention that you should turn off the flame after water boils, and then let the steam out for a few minutes and then place tea. Watch video again, as I give specific instructions.

[@hemantperiwal151]

hii...i wanted to ask why is there a difference between in color between green tea prepared with tea bags and green tea prepared with leaves??

[@yinandyangliving]

+hemant periwal the color comes from how the tea is processed, so tea leaves can be different colors as well. In my case, the tea leaves were roasted, which is why it's a darker color. Here's a video about why I created Ying & Yang Living. If you like my channel, please subscribe! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWi5gIyemcikqKM

[@martinlang4479]

I'm really into oolong tea at the moment. Your hint on the water temperature is simple and effective. Thank you.

[@yinandyangliving]

glad ir helped

[@itskatie4314]

Can i drink it with sugar??

[@yinandyangliving]

If that's how you like it, but that's not the traditional way to drink it

[@4152mrshermandrive]

hopefully this will help me from having a metallic tasting tea, very excited

[@yinandyangliving]

Glad it helped! Here's Cinnamon Ginger Date tea recipe for flus and winter months: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHXWk4urlqd3eNE

[@spy6924]

Love it thanks for video

[@yinandyangliving]

Thanks for watching!

[@oparebenjamin6561]

Can I take achoura green tea in the Morning before meal ? And do I have to add sugar??

[@yinandyangliving]

yes, you can. Asians don't typically add any sugar to green tea, but if that is what you like, then do it. Here’s a playlist of many healthy recipes:kzbin.info/aero/PLCC88EC02C56BEE5F

[@badbadfull]

Wow you're so useful.

[@yinandyangliving]

Glad it was helpful!

[@viruz7776]

why does my green tea look brown not green like yours