Matcha is having a major moment. People are using this bright-green powder it to make everything from tea, sparkling tonics, and smoothies, to matcha-infused snacks like ice cream and cookies. The hot ...

Tea may be the second-most consumed beverage worldwide, but matcha in particular has been stealing the spotlight lately. Consumption of the Japanese green tea powder is skyrocketing — the matcha ...

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Blue Bottle’s matcha powder is sourced from Uji, Japan, where the soil and high-altitude climate conditions (as well as generations of matcha production and milling) have awarded the area worldwide ...

If you’ve consumed green tea, then you’ve consumed a product that comes from the same plant as matcha. Matcha is simply the dried leaves of the green tea plant ground into a fine powder. While ...

Matcha is a powder made of finely ground green tea leaves from the Camellia sinensis plant. Its origins can be traced back to ancient China. Farmers grow the plants in the shade for much of the time, ...

Matcha is a more concentrated version of green tea. You may have seen it as a drink, but you can also use it in a variety of recipes. You can drink matcha by itself or add it to shakes and smoothie ...

Matcha and green tea come from the same plant but are grown and prepared differently, making their nutrient profiles slightly different. Matcha offers more health benefits due to the concentration of ...