Japan staat wereldwijd bekend om de indrukwekkende levensverwachting van zijn inwoners. In Okinawa, een van de zogenaamde ...

Matcha tea, long revered in Japan and a staple of traditional tea ceremonies, has become a worldwide sensation for its ...

Onder het genot van een kopje matcha leerden Merel Habbé en Cecile Koeckhoven elkaar kennen. De 2 jonge ondernemers werden ...

Over break, I entered a matcha fixation and did my fair share of research on the topic (through Instagram and articles). Little did I know that this nutty, umami-flavored drink would spiral into an ...

In the United States, matcha is a powdered green tea that’s sold typically in two grades: culinary and ceremonial. This labeling distinction keys drinkers into the quality and texture of the ...

One could argue that all matcha is ceremonial grade. There is no industry standard ... Or are you making matcha green tea ice ...

IT WAS A freezing winter’s day in London as patrons jostled in a poky outpost of Blank Street, a coffee-shop chain. You might have expected them to pick up a warming cappuccino. Instead, many placed ...

"Matcha is considerably richer in antioxidants, l-theanine, chlorophyll and caffeine [than other forms of tea], giving it additional health benefits and making it uniquely prized in the world of tea," ...

Making matcha — green tea that you fully incorporate ... There are two common categories of match powders to know. Ceremonial-grade is best for drinking, whether that’s the traditional ...

So, here's some basic information to find your perfect match(a). There are three main grades of matcha – ceremonial, daily, and culinary. Matcha green tea powder is placed into one of these three ...

If you're looking for a matcha to use exclusively for your morning latte, this is the one I recommend. This ceremonial-grade green tea powder is sourced from Shizuoka, Japan, where rich volcanic ...

Such is the craze for matcha that fans are willing to risk frostbite to get their hands on one. Blank Street claims that it sells some form of the green-tea-based drink “every four seconds ...