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Traditionally popular in China and Japan, green tea is less processed than [[black tea]] or [[oolong tea]].  Green tea is steamed, fried, or baked shortly after harvest to arrest the process of oxidization.  This is gives it a vegetal or grassy flavor.  Green tea is becoming increasingly popular in [[North America]].

Traditionally popular in China and Japan, green tea is less processed than [[black tea]] or [[oolong tea]].  Green tea is steamed, fried, or baked shortly after harvest to arrest the process of oxidization.  This is what gives it a vegetal or grassy flavor.  Green tea is becoming increasingly popular in [[North America]].