Maeda-En – Shiki Matcha (green tea powder) 1.0 Oz. | matcha green tea Discount !!

Maeda-En – Shiki Matcha (green tea powder) 1.0 Oz.

Authentic & traditional Maeda-en 100% natural green tea powder (Matcha). Matcha is made from “Ten-cha” grown under the shade to enhance sweetness. The soft part of the leaves are ground gently with a stone mill. A fine-quality, powdered green tea for all occasions and all seasons. Use it for tea ceremonies, hot tea in the winter, iced in the summer, in desserts, or in savory dishes. This tea is 100% natural and has great health benefits.

• Enjoy this 100% natural green tea powder!
• Premium tea leaves grown in the shade to enhance a sweet flavor and ground gently with a stone mill
• Add 2g of matcha powder to 50ml of hot water (160F), stir and enjoy!
• Shiki Matcha can be used for baking as well – add the delicate flavor of green tea to your cooking!
• Net Wt. 1.0 Oz.

People said about this Maeda-En – Shiki Matcha (green tea powder) 1.0 Oz.

Great for making smoothie
I’m really obsessed with Jamba Juice’s matcha green tea smoothie. I no longer have the time to make a trip to the store (like 5 times a week) so making my own sounded like a great idea. I actually stumbled upon this product while I was in Korean Town, the price was about $8 there. Most off-line Asian grocers are a lot cheaper when you’re looking for something like this. But if you don’t live near them, I suppose this is the way to go. Anyway this matcha green tea powder really makes perfect home versions of Starbuck’s green tea frappuccino, or the ones of JB’s. There are higher-end grade powdered green tea out there, but this is perfect for numerous recipes. Oh, and I agree with the previous reviewer about how the little goes a LONG way.

A Tea for your Special Time
This Tea gives you the flavor of the Japanese Way of Tea Ceremony.

A beautiful fragrance and taste.

Be sure to prepare it in the traditional way.

Arigato to Maeda-En. A Great Matcha.

Ron.

Purchased for Ice Cream; Drinking the Rest
I purchased this very expensive tea powder at the local Asian supermarket for an ice cream recipe. It didn’t add much flavor to the ice cream, but did add a beautiful green color. After seeing matcha highly recommended by Dr. Oz, I’m drinking it for the health benefits. I’m a big tea drinker and I have to say this is not very flavorful. I’m looking forward to trying some of the more highly rated brands.