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Okay. Are you ready for my "jumping-on-the-bandwagon-trend" confessional? I promise that in the end, I will not be guilty of soliciting anyone to sign up today with nineteen friends as referrals. My bandwagon is definitely cruising along in the slow lane of the zen zone. To my merit, I ventured outside of my comfort zone, daring to steep a cup of organic matcha green tea. I'm a fan! Keeping good company, I'm trending on the matcha green tea-drinking bandwagon. Almost everyone has that one daily essential that you absolutely must have or do if there is any hope at all of your functionality. My daily necessity is without a doubt, drinking a cup of tea. I delight in a steamy cup of tea on cooler days and an icy glass of iced tea when the temperature begins to bring the heat. I'm receptive to trying new varieties and trends in my tea drinking life and this is an appropriate segue into why I'm trending with matcha green tea.
Matcha is Japanese in origin and in most cases a very finely ground green tea consisting of whole tea leaves that are covered before picking to accentuate the color. The tea leaves are then vigorously ground by stone into a dusty powder after being picked and before being carefully packaged. Matcha tea is widely enjoyed in Asia, as well as the Western Hemisphere, tea drinkers prefer to drink steamy cups of Matcha because of an inclination toward the unmistakably "green" chlorophyll flavor of the tea leaf which some find to be comparable to grass or spinach, in addition to the reported health benefits. The wellness benefits of regular consumption of organic Matcha which is antibacterial in nature and high in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants also includes the strengthening your body's immune system, lowering of blood pressure and cholesterol, aids in digestion and is considered to provide anti-aging effect among other calming and detoxification perks.
Remember, this information is not meant to diagnose, treat or cure any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before starting a nutritional supplement program or before using these or any product during pregnancy or if you have a medical condition.
With a vast assortment of recipes and recommendations for use of Matcha ranging from the highly traditional cup of steeped tea to those trendy frothy lattes and even as the next best baking ingredient, I chose to steep my tea. I added approximately a teaspoon of Matcha Green Tea powder into a cup with a third of a cup of hot not boiling water. Then proceeding to stir the tea powder moderately with a bamboo whisk or spoon to mix the tea. Sediments of the powder will remain in a foam or froth which is to be expected of matcha tea and safe to drink if desired. USDA Certified Organic Matcha is very pure and natural with no fertilizers, pesticides, chemicals or other toxins. While Traditional Green Tea Matcha is certainly an acquired taste, the reported health benefits to tea drinkers is appealing to a growing population. Are you ready to trend with Organic Matcha?
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Here's Why I'm Trending with Matcha Green Tea
Matcha is Japanese in origin and in most cases a very finely ground green tea consisting of whole tea leaves that are covered before picking to accentuate the color. The tea leaves are then vigorously ground by stone into a dusty powder after being picked and before being carefully packaged. Matcha tea is widely enjoyed in Asia, as well as the Western Hemisphere, tea drinkers prefer to drink steamy cups of Matcha because of an inclination toward the unmistakably "green" chlorophyll flavor of the tea leaf which some find to be comparable to grass or spinach, in addition to the reported health benefits. The wellness benefits of regular consumption of organic Matcha which is antibacterial in nature and high in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants also includes the strengthening your body's immune system, lowering of blood pressure and cholesterol, aids in digestion and is considered to provide anti-aging effect among other calming and detoxification perks.
Remember, this information is not meant to diagnose, treat or cure any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before starting a nutritional supplement program or before using these or any product during pregnancy or if you have a medical condition.
With a vast assortment of recipes and recommendations for use of Matcha ranging from the highly traditional cup of steeped tea to those trendy frothy lattes and even as the next best baking ingredient, I chose to steep my tea. I added approximately a teaspoon of Matcha Green Tea powder into a cup with a third of a cup of hot not boiling water. Then proceeding to stir the tea powder moderately with a bamboo whisk or spoon to mix the tea. Sediments of the powder will remain in a foam or froth which is to be expected of matcha tea and safe to drink if desired. USDA Certified Organic Matcha is very pure and natural with no fertilizers, pesticides, chemicals or other toxins. While Traditional Green Tea Matcha is certainly an acquired taste, the reported health benefits to tea drinkers is appealing to a growing population. Are you ready to trend with Organic Matcha?
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