tea

That means coffee, but that also means soda, tea, energy drinks, and chocolate, since caffeine can be found in all of these, too.

I'm just going to have a tea break.

Hot out of the oven with loads of butter, marmalade, cup of tea.

The airline has two options: one to check you into hotel overlooking the terminal, or maybe organize a Turkish tea-making workshop.

But either way, people caught on to coffee’s advantages and began making tea from its leaves; combining its berries with butter and salt for a sustaining snack; and drying, roasting, and simmering its cherries into an energizing elixir.

For me, it was my experience in Istanbul, in Turkey, where a cheerful cafe owner took interest in me and told me the history of Turkish tea, how to make it and how to drink it.