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Pure Matcha Green Tea Powder, Culinary Grade, 3.53 oz

Instant Tea

50 Servings

Pure Matcha Green Tea Powder, Culinary Grade, 3.53 oz
Pure Matcha Green Tea Powder, Culinary Grade, 3.53 oz
Pure Matcha Green Tea Powder, Culinary Grade, 3.53 oz
Pure Matcha Green Tea Powder, Culinary Grade, 3.53 oz
Pure Matcha Green Tea Powder, Culinary Grade, 3.53 oz
Pure Matcha Green Tea Powder, Culinary Grade, 3.53 oz
Pure Matcha Green Tea Powder, Culinary Grade, 3.53 oz

Pure Matcha Green Tea Powder, Culinary Grade, 3.53 oz

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50 Servings

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    About the Tea
    Step into tranquility with this unique blend of Japanese Matcha Green Tea. It can be brewed hot or cold according to your preference. This unique blend has pure, organic, culinary grade Matcha sourced directly from Shizuoka, Japan.
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    CAFFEINE
    High
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    TIME OF THE DAY
    Morning
    Tasting Notes

    Step into an oasis of calm with this unique blend of pure Japanese Matcha Green Tea. It can be brewed hot or cold according to your preference.

    This unique adaptogenic blend has pure, organic, culinary grade Matcha sourced directly from Shizuoka, Japan. It boosts overall health, enhances mood and helps manage weight too!

    Steeping Instructions
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    Water – 200ml
    200mlUse O2 rich water, running stream or RO filtered.

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    Leaves
    2g

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    Condiments
    Add ice cubes

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    Add plain milk/nut milk

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    Best Consumed - Cold

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is Matcha Green Tea?

    Matcha' is a fine powdered form of Japanese green tea which is produced using traditional Japanese methods. First introduced by the Zen Buddhist monks in Japan who would consume matcha to improve their focus and meditate for longer periods of time. Special, shade-grown 'Tencha' leaves are harvested and stone-ground to make a fine powdered form of green tea, which has a unique delectable flavor and a vibrant green color. Today, Matcha green tea is known to be the richest source of antioxidants and is regarded as a superfood around the world.

    Where is this Matcha sourced from?

    Vahdam Teas sources its Matcha Tea from esteemed plantations based in the cities of Honyama and Kawane, located in the Shizuoka prefecture. Shizuoka is the largest producer of Green Tea in Japan. This picturesque area produces 39,000- 40,000 tons of green tea annually. Shizuoka The picturesque Shizuoka prefecture lies alongside the Pacific coast, is blessed with rich fertile volcanic soil, and has the apt mild and temperate climate. All of these parameters coupled with the favorable monsoons make the Shizuoka prefecture an apt bed for cultivating and harvesting this unique, shade-grown green tea.

    What is the difference between Green Tea and Matcha Tea?

    It is a known fact that both 'Green Tea' and 'Matcha Green Tea' come from the same mother plant Camellia Sinensis, but they both differ significantly in taste, texture, color, and in the method of preparation. While normal green tea is harvested and made using any part of the tea bush, Matcha is made using only the finest tea leaves. While making matcha, the stems and veins are removed and the leaves are then stone-ground into a fine powder which has a vibrant green color.

    *DISCLAIMER

    This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration.

    The information provided on this site is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for advice from your physician or other health care professional.

    You should not use the information on this site for diagnosis of any health problem or as a substitute for medication or other treatment prescribed by your physician or health care provider.

    This product is made in a facility that processes tree nuts, mustard, sesame and milk.

    Customer Reviews

    Based on 64 reviews
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    Paige Hernandez

    If you have had Japanese matcha you would be appalled at what they send you. It has a yellowish brown kinda green color. Good matcha should have a vibrant green. It should be aromatic and smooth. I’ve had low end matcha and ceremonial matcha. Some low end ones aren’t too terrible if you’re not too picky but this brand is worse then low end. It has a terrible grassy taste. And it’s very harsh and cutting. I like matcha with a small amount of honey or none. But no amount of sweetener or amazing milk could make this drinkable. I was extremely disappointed. Save yourself some time and get your matcha from Japan. Sazen Tea Co. is the real deal. It’s a pretty penny but you’ll understand when you try it.

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    Really good price for this quality

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    M�lanie B�lair
    Satisfaite

    Tr�s bon. Rapport qualit� prix tr�s satisfaisant!

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    TVA
    Great taste

    Great flavour

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    Catriona Hughes
    Highly recommend

    Great-tasting matcha! Perfect for teas and baking.

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