Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha) Caffeine Content
0 mg per cup
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Caffeine-free
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How does Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha) compare?
Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha)
0 mg
Coffee
95 mg
Black Tea (avg)
47 mg
Green Tea (avg)
35 mg
White Tea (avg)
25 mg
Herbal Tea
0 mg
Factors Affecting Caffeine Content
Brew Time
Longer steeping times extract more caffeine. A 1-minute steep may yield half the caffeine of a 5-minute steep.
Water Temperature
Hotter water extracts caffeine more quickly. Boiling water releases caffeine faster than cooler temperatures.
Leaf Amount
Using more tea leaves per cup increases caffeine content proportionally. Standard is 2-3 grams per 240ml cup.
Leaf Grade
Young buds and leaf tips contain more caffeine than mature leaves. Teas made from tips tend to be higher in caffeine.
Best Time to Drink
Perfect for evening relaxation, caffeine-free
Zero caffeine makes this the ideal choice for winding down in the evening.
Compare with Similar Teas
| Tea | Caffeine (mg/cup) (mg/cup) |
|---|---|
| Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha) | 0 mg |
| Guayusa | 80-95 mg |
| Yerba Mate | 70-90 mg |
| Smoked Yerba Mate | 75-90 mg |
| Chamomile Tea | 0 mg |
| Peppermint Tea | 0 mg |
| Spearmint Tea | 0 mg |
| Hibiscus Tea | 0 mg |
| Rooibos (Red Bush) | 0 mg |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much caffeine is in Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha)?
Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha) contains 0 mg of caffeine per cup. This can vary depending on brewing time, water temperature, and leaf quantity.
Does Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha) have more caffeine than coffee?
Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha) has less caffeine (0 mg) than coffee (95 mg per cup), making it a gentler alternative.
Is Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha) safe to drink daily?
Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha) is caffeine-free and safe to drink at any time in any quantity.
How can I reduce caffeine in Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha)?
To reduce caffeine in Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha): use cooler water, steep for less time, or use fewer leaves. The first infusion contains the most caffeine.
Can I drink Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha) during pregnancy?
During pregnancy, limit total caffeine to under 200 mg/day. Consult your doctor about Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha) consumption.