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Matcha Green Tea Ceremonial Grade for Frappucino
Earlier this year I had matcha tea in Tokyo, Japan and since then I have tried several different matchas. I looked up a recipe online to make a matcha green tea frappucino and it did feel good 1) making it at home myself 2) being able to select the best quality ingredients that go into my food and 3) drinking and enjoying it. I did find the taste super comparable to the Starbucks green tea frappucino and after making/drinking this drink with sugar I could tell how much more (a lot more) sugar is made in the Starbucks drink. I also bring the packet to work and drink it with hot water in the morning. I just use a spoon to stir in a little matcha in a coffee mug. A little goes a long way and at this rate of drinking a cup twice a week, this packet will last me over a year. Also I don't drink coffee so I may be sensitive to caffeine, but I did feel quite a lot of energy and alertness after drinking this drink. Drinking this hot drink at work at 8am and feeling alert driving home from work at 5pm may have been from the tea.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2017
Earlier this year I had matcha tea in Tokyo, Japan and since then I have tried several different matchas. I looked up a recipe online to make a matcha green tea frappucino and it did feel good 1) making it at home myself 2) being able to select the best quality ingredients that go into my food and 3) drinking and enjoying it. I did find the taste super comparable to the Starbucks green tea frappucino and after making/drinking this drink with sugar I could tell how much more (a lot more) sugar is made in the Starbucks drink. I also bring the packet to work and drink it with hot water in the morning. I just use a spoon to stir in a little matcha in a coffee mug. A little goes a long way and at this rate of drinking a cup twice a week, this packet will last me over a year. Also I don't drink coffee so I may be sensitive to caffeine, but I did feel quite a lot of energy and alertness after drinking this drink. Drinking this hot drink at work at 8am and feeling alert driving home from work at 5pm may have been from the tea.
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2017
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