Does Latin America have a tea drinking culture?
Does Latin America have a tea drinking culture?
Jack Morgan
Adrian Adams
They drink some Instagram meme drink
Michael Lewis
I think so. I have a lot of tea in my house back in Argentina, and you can find all kinds of tea at supermarkets.
Xavier Long
That's just the southern cone it smells and tastes like what you'd imagine boiled grass would be like.
Julian Cruz
They drink erva/yerba mate in South Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentina. I don't know about the other regions.
Oliver Wilson
What is it?
Nolan Perez
Yeah and like true soypeople they apparently make a whole fuzz about bringing it everywhere with them because "omg I literally cannot go without, made with love, programmed with coffee!"
Hunter Lee
it is mate and only uruguayans and argentines are obsessed with them because they lack real culture
Ian Morgan
no
Jaxson Watson
Yes
People in the south drink it here too
Leo Young
Always hilarious watching those spic football players leaving an airplane with those coffee mugs of theirs which means someone had to bring them boiled water and tea after clearing security because you cannot bring those with you on the plane
Samuel Cooper
I've had various types of teas and coffees and have had mate. Mate is definitely the worst.
Ian Robinson
yes you need to have amerindian tongue to like drinking grass LOL
Brayden Barnes
This isn't true. Mate was a traditional beverage among the Guarany. The mestizo populations of the Southern Cone managed to preserve this tradition and it's widely popular today in those regions. Even Chile and from what I read Bolivia too has that tradition but it's not as widely popular as it is in Argentina, Uruguay and Rio Grande do Sul.
Jack Watson
Yeah it's pretty bad. German students (imagine Antifas but worse) in my town drink a lot of mate based energy drinks. Very bitter stuff
Austin Lee
Here in Northern Brazil it's coffee.
Kevin Davis
Yeah
Daniel Phillips
no, it's southern faggotry
Juan Powell
Who hurt you, baldie?
Oliver Ross
NO we drink chocolate with chili as God intended
James Collins
everywhere in brazil is coffee
Jacob Murphy
>preserving an ancient culture is faggotry
No wonder any place north of São Paulo is a fiery hellhole.
Brayden Russell
Adam Lopez
>chocolate with chili
wtf
Jacob Williams
No, coffee is more popular.
Personally, I consider tea a superior beverage.
No coffee can match Darjeeling, Lap Sang or tie guan yin tea.
Hudson Smith
>tea pockets
It's a shame.
David Bailey
I'm not autistic about tea.