Excellent chicken noodle soup recipe. Very easy and has a homemade taste. I did not cook the chicken first. I simmered it in the broth with the vegetables for more flavor. Used frozen egg no...
Best Answer: There is actually more caffeine in the tea plant than in coffee beans. However by the time it is harvested, processed and made there is more caffeine in a prepared cup of coffee than in tea.
A 2009 study comparing one sample of white, green, black, oolong, and yellow tea found the white tea to be highest in caffeine; the study used white peony tea, a typical example of white tea.[5] Further sources for studies of caffeine content of specific teas can be found on our article on tea and caffeine.