18,90 €
Limited edition matcha with delicate strawberry notes.
Kindly note that because of high demand for this ritual, shipping times are longer than usual and can take up to 3-4 business days.
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Backed by science, not promises
Natural nutrition
No B.S. ingredients
Made in Lithuania
Strawberries add new notes to the matcha and give you a soft summer feeling. It’s two unexpected flavours that combine to create a gently sweet and refreshing drink.
Mix 1 teaspoon (4 g) with ⅓ glass of hot (up to 80°C) water and whisk with a matcha whisk or milk whisk. Then add ⅔ glass of warm milk.
Matcha green tea powder
Strawberry powder
Coconut blossom sugar
Vanilla
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Matcha on the market is usually prepared in large quantities and stored for up to six months before it reaches the consumer. Over time it oxidises, changing its colour and flavour.
In order to offer the exeptionaly frech matcha, we work with our farm in Japan and have the unique opportunity to ensure that our matcha is freshly ground to order, packaged on site and flown to Lithuania on the first flight. This way we can guarantee that it arrives at your doorstep exceptionally fresh – with a bright colour, mild aroma and rich flavour.
Both types of matcha are rich in antioxidants, caffeine and L-theanine, which provide a steady, crash-free energy that helps you concentrate for productive work or creative activities.
Ceremonial matcha is made from the youngest leaves, from the first harvest in early spring. Classic matcha leaves are picked during the second harvest.
Ceremonial is intended to be drunk as a tea, but with water. Classic matcha is used to make matcha lattes or to flavour smoothies, desserts, porridges and yoghurts.
Ceremonial matcha has a milder and slightly sweeter flavour, while classic matcha has a richer flavour due to the riper leaves.
This matcha is best suited for making smooth, creamy lattes:
1. Sift 1 teaspoon (without heaping) of matcha tea into a glass.
2. Add 30-40 ml of hot, but not boiling water (up to 80°C).
3. Mix well with a bamboo whisk or electric whisk until there are no lumps left.
4. Separately, heat the milk and whisk with a whisk until the desired foam is formed.
5. Pour the milk foam over the prepared matcha and that's it - all that's left is to enjoy.
It's been my favourite drink for many years, and I've found that it helps me concentrate. I usually opt for a matcha latte, which is easy to make at home.
It's like no other café, delicious, smooth, the colour is bright, rich green, and it feels like I'm drinking a good quality drink. I recommend buying it and saving money by not spending it on low quality matcha in town.
I like that the taste of this matcha is mild, not bitter, and the colour is really very rich and green.
Many people have swapped coffee for matcha because of its even energy – instead of the caffeine being released quickly and then dropping off suddenly, like a cup of coffee, the energy from matcha is released more slowly and evenly.
This is the reason why matcha produces a feeling of calm alertness. In addition, caffeine and L-theanine, working together, can help with concentration in cognitively demanding tasks.
It's easy to stick to nutritious habits when they come naturally. And with gifts.
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Can matcha be used during pregnancy and lactation?
It is not recommended to exceed 150-200mg of caffeine per day during pregnancy. A cup of matcha contains about 40-60mg of caffeine, so it can be used in moderation if your doctor does not suggest giving up caffeine completely.
Does matcha have caffeine?
Yes, matcha contains about 40-60 mg of caffeine per serving, but unlike coffee, matcha also contains the amino acid L-theanine. It slows down the release of caffeine – softening its effects and promoting relaxation.
Instead of the quick caffeine spike followed by an energy crash, like with coffee, the energy from matcha is released more slowly and steadily. This is why matcha provides a sense of calm alertness. Additionally, caffeine and L-theanine working together can help improve focus for tasks that require cognitive effort.
What region of Japan is this matcha from?
Matcha comes from the Kyoto region of Japan – one of the best matcha-producing regions in the world.
How many cups of matcha can I drink per day?
A cup of matcha contains about 40-60 mg of caffeine. It is recommended not to exceed 400 mg of caffeine per day.
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Ingredients:
Matcha green tea powder, strawberry powder, strawberry flavouring, coconut blossom sugar, vanilla flavouring.
