If that is true, it could be because yerba mate contains about 80 milligrams of caffeine per cup -- almost twice the amount in black tea but less than half that of coffee, which usually contains ...

I swapped my usual tea for yerba mate before a competition — and played the best tennis of my life. Experts explain how this ...

Yerba mate (yer•ba•mah•tay), or just “mate”, is a South American tea as ubiquitous in Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile and southern Brazil as coffee in Canada. Recently, mate has been making its ...

On a snowy stretch of Williamsburg dominated by brick-walled coffee shops, Porteñas is a shock of gold and green. Leaf-patterned cushions cover cafe chairs, houseplants perch on shelves, and even the ...

Howdy Mate? You must have heard it quite often, haven’t you? Now it’s time to hear Yerba Mate! This South American cousin to ...

What’s Powering Argentina at the World Cup? 1,100 Pounds of Yerba Mate. The herbal drink is beloved by South American players, who have taken it with them around the world — including to Qatar ...

Containing roughly as much caffeine as coffee, about 80 milligrams per cup, mate has gained global popularity—much so that brands like Perrier, Red Bull, and PepsiCo have launched mate drinks.

Argentina is headed to the 2022 World Cup finals, and it may be thanks to the 1,100 pounds of yerba mate they brought to Qatar — so, I tried it.

FIFA World Cup Final 2022, Argentina World Cup: After a thrilling final saw Argentina beat France on penalties, Lionel Messi was confirmed as the best player at the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. Soon ...

“When you drink coffee for the first time, you don’t drink it black because, if you do, you don’t drink it ever again,” Ferreyra says, laughing.