Maté Tea: A Healthier Alternative to Coffee

Drinking coffee often ______ in an unwelcome energy crash later in the day.

Two popular choices are maté and matcha, both of ______ provide less caffeine along with several health benefits.

Maté is made by adding boiling water to the ground-up dried leaves and ______ of a specific species of tree.

When in need of a boost, many people ______ to a strong cup of coffee.

Maté is made by adding boiling water to the ground-up dried leaves and twigs of a specific species of tree, ______.

When in need of a 1. ________, many people 2. ________ to a strong cup of coffee.

Maté is particularly rich in chlorogenic acid, a chemical that helps protect against heart disease and diabetes. (a)  

• Heart Disease

• Diabetes

• Chlorogenic Acid

• Maté

Maté is often described as being pleasantly earthy or woody, with a ______ hint of smoke.

Maté is made by adding boiling water to (a)   ?

• Ground-up dried leaves

• Fresh leaves

• Coffee beans

• Tea bags

Maté provides less caffeine compared to coffee. (a)  

• Less Caffeine

• More Caffeine

• Equal Caffeine