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Organic Matcha Green Tea Ceremonial Grade

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Description

Organic Matcha Green Tea Ceremonial Grade is the coveted king of green tea.

Our organic match green tea is made from shade grown tea leaves. The shade increases the amount of chlorophyll content in the leaves, which is what makes them bright green and full of nutrients. Only the finest tea buds are then picked by hand and dried to create this fine milled green powder.

Ceremonial grade organic matcha green tea is the highest quality grade of matcha. It tends to be slightly more subtle and sweet and less bitter than other grades of matcha.

Our ceremonial green tea comes from Japan, where it has been grown for centuries and forms part of the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. By using Matcha tea instead of green tea leaves you are drinking the whole leaf instead of throwing away the best bits.

We also stock a range of other extremely nutritious fruit, algae and vegetable powders from around the world.

Ingredients: 100% Organic Matcha Green Tea (Ceremonial Grade)

Origin: Japan

Allergen Information: This matcha ceremonial grade was packed on premises that handle gluten, tree nuts, sesame, soya, peanuts. Contains caffeine.

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Nutritional Information

Typical Nutrient Values:	Amount per 100g:
Energy	1375kj/329kcal
Fat	4.7g
of which saturates	1g
Carbohydrate	28g
of which sugars	2.3g
Fibre	30g
Protein	29g
Salt	0.0g

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How to use match green tea

Sift 5g (1 teaspoon) into a cup/mug.
Add a small amount of hot water (wait for 5 minutes after boiling) and then stir/whisk until smooth.
Fill your cup/mug with hot water and whisk until frothy.
You don’t have to use matcha powder in tea. You can use in smoothies and desserts as well.

Ceremonial matcha may support brain function, thanks to compounds that help with focus, memory, and reaction time. It also contains L-theanine, which promotes relaxation and a balanced mood.

Its natural antimicrobial properties, so it helps the body defend against certain infections while also speeding recovery. Regular consumption could support overall well-being.

Drinking matcha alongside a healthy diet and exercise routine may assist with maintaining a balanced weight. Some research suggests it could also help regulate metabolism.

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Storage

Once opened, ceremonial-grade matcha stays fresh for about 1–2 months if stored properly. After that, it starts losing its vibrant colour, flavour, and nutrients. To keep it fresh longer, store it in an airtight container in a cool, dark place.

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