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Difference of Green tea from Black tea is that ________

(a) The oxidation process is omitted

(b) The tea leaves are steamed in a pan before being rolled so that the enzymes don’t interact with air and oxidize

(c) The oxidation process is omitted & the tea leaves are steamed in a pan before being rolled so that the enzymes don’t interact with air and oxidize

(d) None of the mentioned

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Question is from Tea and Coffee Processing in chapter Grain Milling, Tea and Coffee Processing and Spices and Condiments of Food Engineering

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Correct answer is (c) The oxidation process is omitted & the tea leaves are steamed in a pan before being rolled so that the enzymes don’t interact with air and oxidize

The best explanation: The difference of Green tea from Black tea is that the oxidation process is omitted. The tea leaves are steamed in a pan before being rolled so that the enzymes don’t interact with air and oxidize.

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