Is this bag full of powdered matcha? Can you make tea with it or is it just for smoothies?
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i make a 2 pint jar, with a bag of berry mix ( 1 Cup ) , 7 spoons of match, 1 jar of 32 oz of plain fat free greek yogurt, 7 bananas and 7 spoons real honey no preservatives and i have 6 oz every day and i keep going like the energizer bunny all day
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This bag contains roughly 10oz of powdered matcha (it takes up almost all of the bag's interior space, using the last bag I received as a point of reference). I've spoken with people who do make tea out of it and enjoy it at least as much as other varieties of matcha, including "ceremonial grade" matcha, but I use it exclusively for smoothies, as my interest is less about the pomp and circumstance of tea ceremonies and more about the prospective health benefits.
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Yes, this bag contains 10 ounces of powdered organic Matcha green tea. It can be used for tea, lattes by adding warm milk an sweeteners, smoothies, used in baking and even for making matcha ice cream.
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Yes it is full. Lots of matcha in this particular bag. I use it to make the matcha tea. I haven't tried it in smoothies yet. I just mix it with the hot water and add one to two packs of truvia sweetener. It's delicious. Just watch how much matcha you mix in the more you use the more bitter it is.
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Yes, it's full of powdered matcha. I have not used it for smoothies but assume I could. I drink it as tea primarily.
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Sorry Cheri, I just open the tea bags and take what I need for the particular container I am using. I use it as though it is loose tea.
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Best I can tell this is made from brewed tea. The matcha I have used seems to be from green tea ground to a very fine powder. Since I use this match inserted to me it has much more of a raw taste than the all orgenic instant product. However I don't know that I'm using the matcha properly.
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This is not the finest tea ceremony grade. It is more for making matcha lattes. I don't know officially what the grade is. It is very high quality, though, a nice bright green and makes delicious lattes. I use about one teaspoon, whisk it with the chasen whisk in a small amount of soy milk, add sugar, ice and a pinch of salt. Then fill the rest of the glass with soy milk.
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Man I have no idea! I used one bag for several months. I do not drink every day but probably 4 to 6 times a week I would make a cup. I like it strong also. I hope that helps answer your question. They are big bags and I just ordered some more. It's great tea! Love it!!
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We do not have a pictureof the powdered mix currently but it is Matcha green tea powder mixed with Xylitol which looks just like sugar
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There is no tea in it at all. It has taro root powder, sugar, and non-dairy creamer. I make mine with milk instead of water. I use the powder with milk and ice in my blender.
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The short answer is YES ! It makes great tea either from a bag or loose leaf, or both. we have one that we use only for tea. Have used these for tea for 10 years. works great.
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I've never counted individual cups since this is a powder that can easily be made to varying preference. I'd recommend starting off with a small pea-size amount and really learn to prepare the powder properly (Research tea ceremony methods). I use the bamboo whisk to break up the dry powder in my bowl and then add a small amount of hot water to make paste and even let the paste set then add the more water and begin the frothing technique (make letter "N" & "W" shapes with your wrist). This way you can find your strength of matcha you prefer and not let any go to waste. Somedays you will crave a stronger brew, but the value and cost of this product is helpful in curbing waste. I hope this helps! [= I've never counted individual cups since this is a powder that can easily be made to varying preference. I'd recommend starting off with a small pea-size amount and really learn to prepare the powder properly (Research tea ceremony methods). I use the bamboo whisk to break up the dry powder in my bowl and then add a small amount of hot water to make paste and even let the paste set then add the more water and begin the frothing technique (make letter "N" & "W" shapes with your wrist). This way you can find your strength of matcha you prefer and not let any go to waste.... » Read More I've never counted individual cups since this is a powder that can easily be made to varying preference. I'd recommend starting off with a small pea-size amount and really learn to prepare the powder properly (Research tea ceremony methods). I use the bamboo whisk to break up the dry powder in my bowl and then add a small amount of hot water to make paste and even let the paste set then add the more water and begin the frothing technique (make letter "N" & "W" shapes with your wrist). This way you can find your strength of matcha you prefer and not let any go to waste. Somedays you will crave a stronger brew, but the value and cost of this product is helpful in curbing waste. I hope this helps! [= « Show Less
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yes, I did. you fill it with hot water and put the tea bag in the little glass container and keep it in there until the tea turns the color which indicates how strong you want it.
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Yes you should be able to use powdered black tea as we occasionally used powdered green tea and it works quite nicely
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It's 100% green tea matcha. No sugar or other ingredients added. I like it a lot. Smooth and not bitter.
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I'm pretty sure it's from Japan. their delivery office is located in Japan, and their US office is located in CA where I think it is packaged for US distribution. The quality is really good especially for the price you pay. I purchased another tea that was claimed to be pure japanese matcha green tea, but it turned out to be just regular green tea powder, the color wasn't bright green and was not as smooth and was also much bitter than matcha, and it definitely came from another Asian country, I forget where exactly. I still drink it and use it for baking recipes, don't want to waste it :)
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Yes. http://www.rishi-tea.com/product/matcha-super-green-organic-tea-bag/tea-bags
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Put it like this, the tea bag is already an infuser, so if you put a tea bag in this, it's like filtering something through twice. You could lose some flavor. How about you just open the tea bag and pour the contents into this infuser?
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You will have more than enough. I have had close to 10 cups of hot tea and 10 smoothies so far and I still have half a bag left. This mix does not require a lot per beverage, it will taste horrible anytime you use more than a teaspoon.
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"Davidson's Matcha Green Powder is an ingredient grade Chinese green tea grounded into a fine green powder with highly concentrated anti-oxidants and yielding a non-bitter taste"... I pulled this straight from their website... you get what you pay for