Which Is Better: Coffee or Tea?

This is a very interesting argument, especially since we have loyal drinkers on both sides of the fence. Of course, you can put two and two together and know that I am going to say coffee, but let's look at some facts.

Originally, tea was enjoyed by the early colonists that came from England, but they ended up shunning the drink as they gained independence from Britain because it signified the traditions of their old country. As numerous other countries all over the world began exporting coffee, America became one of the biggest importers in the 1800s, which is why coffee is always signified when people think of American culture.

England and Asian cultures still are loyal to tea drinking, and both beverages have numerous antioxidants that work to prevent disease and the onset of age. Right now, coffee is the number one drink that Americans are getting their antioxidants from every single day to prevent type II diabetes, cirrhosis of the liver, and Parkinson's. You can also get a weight-loss benefit through coffee from the metabolism boost from caffeine when you enjoy it sporadically throughout the day.

So which drink is right for you? All I can say, with my large amount of bias, is think of all of the advanced ways that you can enjoy coffee and explore brewing options at home. For me the victory is in just thinking about a steaming, dark, rich cup of Joe. Mmm...

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