茶葉
cháyè
Tea leaf refers to processed tea-plant leaves brewed for drinking or used as flavouring, with green, black, oolong and other forms differing in character.

Tea leaf refers to leaves of the tea plant, processed into the leaves used to brew tea. The leaves may be sold whole, broken, or finely cut; their colour and aroma vary with tea type and processing.
In cooking, brewed tea is used as a drink and sometimes as a flavouring or liquid ingredient. Dried leaves are generally steeped and removed, though some finely ground forms are incorporated directly. Green, black, oolong, and other teas differ in processing, flavour, and appearance.
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茶葉
cháyè
茶葉
chayō
obsolete: tea leaf (decaffeinated)
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Per 100 g of 100 g edible portion in the named official reference form.
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Nutrition reference: Danish Food Composition Database, Frida 5.5 (2025) — 537 ↗. Values are scaled from 100 g of the recorded edible form. Individual portions have no assumed fixed weight.
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