7 Things You Should
Know About Matcha, Health.
Here are some of the things that you should
know about matcha tea.
So here is everything you need to
know about matcha:
Not exact matches
And don't
know about you, but
matcha and white chocolate are two definite...
I've been having some anxiety
about writing this post because I don't
know whether to call it
matcha or
matcha tea or
matcha green tea.
Now we
know quite a bit
about the wonderful health benefits of
matcha and the importance of drinking only organic
matcha.
I need to
know this
about you: Are you a
matcha lover?
Enzo's Classic Ceremonial Blend
Matcha Farm in China, might have doubts about buying tea from China but did you know matcha originated in
Matcha Farm in China, might have doubts
about buying tea from China but did you
know matcha originated in
matcha originated in China?
When you think
about tea in food, you might think of rose chocolates and lavender cakes, and, you
know, that whole
matcha thing.
I've been having some anxiety
about writing this post because I don't
know whether to call it
matcha or
matcha tea or
matcha green tea.
A bit of research and finding a good brand is all
about knowing where it was sourced from and making sure that it's ceremonial grade
matcha.
After learning
about how
matcha can prevent inflammation - realted illnesses and experiencing the focused energy she got from drinking it daily, Mariza
knew that others would want to experience the same.
You probably already
know about the amazing benefits of green tea, but have you tried
matcha?
For those who don't live in Sydney and want to
know more
about wakame, konnyaku and
matcha green tea, why don't you grab the free e-book Top 3 Japanese superfoods for weight loss by subscribing on my website or grab a copy of my cookbooks Japanese Superfoods and Cooking with Soy for delicious and easy recipes!
First, before we even talk
about caffeine, you should
know that there is some evidence which shows that the catechins present in green tea might have antithyroid activity when consumed in high doses — but you'd need to drink A LOT of
matcha to see those effects.
That said, if you're at all caffeine sensitive you should
know that
matcha does contain 25 mg of caffeine (
about 1/3 the caffeine of a regular sized cup of brewed coffee).