Green tea vs. Thai Tea

Green tea

Non-oxidized

Thai Tea

The Thai staple. What can be better than a cold iced tea on a hot afternoon in Chiang Mai? Although they often make them too sweet so I always ask for no added sugar.

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Reviewed on 3/2/2024

Too much caffeine for me :(

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Delicious and refreshing2
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Really sweet1

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