FOOD1010 Tea 0.0 / 5 ? OtherFOOD1010UniversityNone Created by: madisonhackettCreated on: 05-01-18 20:26 what is the latin name for the plant that tea comes from? camellia sinuses 1 of 29 where does tea grow best? warm humid regions 2 of 29 where is the best quality tea grown? high altitudes 3 of 29 what is a historical use of tea? medicine 4 of 29 what are the main tea types? black, green, oolong, assam, rwanda and darjeeling 5 of 29 who are the biggest tea producers? china and india 6 of 29 who is the biggest tea consumer? turkey 7 of 29 how is Japanese green tea manufactured? plucking, steaming / pan-firing, rolling, drying and refinement 8 of 29 how is Matcha green tea manufactured? grown in shade and ground to a powder 9 of 29 how is Indian black tea manufactured? plucking, withering, rolling, breaking, sifting, oxidation, firing, grading, sorting, blending and storage 10 of 29 how is Oolong tea prepared differently to Indian black tea? it has 1/2 the oxidation time 11 of 29 how is green tea prepared? 75-80 degrees celsius water for 1-2 minutes 12 of 29 how is oolong tea prepared? 80-85 degrees celsius water for 2-3 minutes 13 of 29 how is black tea prepared? 99 degrees celsius for 2-3 minutes 14 of 29 after rolling / drying what is the % moisture in tea? 6% 15 of 29 after firing what is the % moisture in tea? 3% 16 of 29 at what step is PPO deactivated? firing 17 of 29 what does plucking involve? removal of leaves from plant 18 of 29 what does rolling / drying involve? leaves are twisted and broken to expel internal liquid 19 of 29 what does refinement involve? sifting to remove stalks and dust 20 of 29 what does breaking involve? to uniform size for fermentation 21 of 29 what does oxidation involve? leaves in a humid room or continuous oxidation 22 of 29 what does firing involve? leaves in a hot air tunnel to reduce moisture and deactivate PPO 23 of 29 what does grading / sorting do? leaves uniform sized leaves 24 of 29 what does blending / storage result in? single or blend tea varieties 25 of 29 what is the common psychoactive drug in tea? caffeine 26 of 29 what are two implications of caffeine? relieves fatigue and acts as a mild stimulant 27 of 29 what do polyphenols in tea do? protect the body from oxidation damage 28 of 29 what is the name of the polyphenol in tea? catechin 29 of 29
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