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Hibiscus flakes provide a fruit and slightly tart flavoured tea, producing a bright red colour. This can also be used as a natural dye or as a food colouring
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Hibiscus flakes provide a fruit and slightly tart flavoured tea, producing a bright red colour. This can also be used as a natural dye or as a food colouring
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JAPANESE MATCHA POWDERED GREEN TEA, Premium Grade (Ceremonial Grade)
Japanese Matcha is tea leaves that have been ground to a fine powder. This ceremonial grade is made using only the finest tea leaves and buds which have been shade-grown to produce an intense and sweet flavour and turn the Matcha a vibrant green colour. This Matcha has been produced without the use of artificial fertilisers or pesticides.
Grown organically and ground to a fine powder, it is suitable for both drinking and cooking.
Taste: Astringent
Body: Medium
Texture: Sharp
Length: Medium
Harvest: June
Tea Cultivar: Mixed
Cultivation: Shaded
Processing: Steamed, Dried, Roasted
1. Heat water to 80°C.
2. Sieve one teaspoon of Matcha into a cup.
3. Gently pour 200ml of water onto the matcha.
4. Mix with a whisk until a light foam is created on the surface.
5. Serve immediately.
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