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.
1 Originally called theine, caffeine was first discovered in tea in 1827. It was later shown that the theine of tea was identical with the caffeine of coffee, and the term theine was then dropped. 2  The biggest myth about the caffeine content between coffee and tea is that tea contains more caffeine than coffee. While this is true when measuring coffee and tea in its dry form, this is false when comparing brewed coffee and tea. After all, we normally use 2 grams of tea per 6 ounce cup, and 10 grams of coffee for the same quantity of water. A widely cited 2004 British study looked at 200 cups prepared by consumers going about their normal brewing routines.