Is tea juice? What about coffee?

[jokery56]

What would you categorize tea as? What about coffee?

Tea and coffee are juices

Tea and coffee are not juices

Other

[Klaatu51]

yes it can be

although juice's often xtracted from fruits/veggies bro... tea leaves and coffee seeds r not fruits/vegies but u can xtract some liquid from 'em... this liquid's their juice:

Juice is a liquid (drink) that is naturally contained in fruit and vegetables. It can also refer to liquids that are flavored with these or other biological food sources such as meat and seafood.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juice

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[Anonymous]

Juice is made of squeezed fruits, or even vegetables... so coffee and tea are definitely not juices, they are hot beverages (ice tea and ice coffee are just refrigerated but they are made the same way).

[Hannah591]

Juice to me is from fruits. Tea and coffee are simply a hot beverage which is predominately water.

[Anonymous]

Generally they are classed as soft drinks I would think. Juice is extracted from fruit.

[maiez]

Since the tea and coffee aren't being destroyed to produce juice, they aren't juices. You are just adding water to them so they are just an object with a high concentration of flavor that the water pulls some off.

[Anonymous]

No. Juice is liquid that you extract from a fruit or vegetable. The liquid in tea and coffee is just water.

[Sarahnade]

Leaf juice and seed juice respectively.

[douride2]

Neither are even close to being a juice.

[bubbletrouble]

Tea and coffee aren't juices