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Matcha Outlet
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| Brand | Matcha Outlet |
|---|---|
| Item Form | Powder |
| Flavor | Ceremonial Grade |
| Tea Variety | Matcha |
| Unit Count | 12.0 Ounce |
| package_dimensions | 7.8 x 5.36 x 1.85 inches; 12 ounces |
|---|---|
| upc | 850025753074 |
| manufacturer | Japanese supplier: Ooigawachaen co. |
| units | 12.0 Ounce |
| best_sellers_rank | #104,024 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ( See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ) #472 in Matcha Tea |
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Customers say
Customers find the matcha powder has the right amount of sweetness and blends well, with one mentioning it works best in a shaker bottle.
Smooth-tasting, perfectly sweetened. Blendability-I used a wisk to blend it and mixed with milk. Aroma is not as strong as other matcha teas I have purchased. The quality seems to be fairly good. Read more
Me and my husband have been buying these the last couple years and we both love it. Going to Starbucks and purchasing a matcha drink is about 5-6 dollars so with this pack you get your monies worth. You can add any type of milk without having to pay outrageous prices at your local coffee shop. I love this matcha and I feel good drinking it. I have substituted this from coffee and I will never go back! I love matcha outlet and will be a repeat customer. I would try using some oat milk and matcha powder and your good all day! Read more
Mathis product is great. I had it with whole milk and the taste was not over powering. It did not taste bitter and mixed well. I tried with oat milk and it was delicious. It had the right amount of sweetness while still maintaining that matcha goodness. I’m going to try it with coconut milk and see how that pairs. I did not blend or follow directions…I poured my milk and eyeballed the amount of matcha. I stirred and drank and it was wonderful. I’m new to Matcha and have tried other companies flavor and this is by far the best. Taste better than Starbucks and much cheaper so 💯 all the way Read more
This Sweet Matcha Latte powder tastes phenomenal! It’s definitely sweet but I don’t think it’s overly sweet at all. If you’re making a frappe with it you might want to add extra sweetener but as an iced or hot latte it’s perfect. I had no trouble at all blending it - it all dissolved very quickly. Great value for the money! I’ve only recently starting drinking Matcha but it has quickly become my favorite drink. I’m glad I can make it at home now and not pay $7 at coffee shops. Read more
I drink this with Almond Milk and I do have to comment on it not being too sweet. I like sweet stuff, so you'll have to either add sugar or seek an alternative if you're like me. It does taste nice though. It won't come out super green like in the photo. its more like a pale green. Read more
So I made a drink identical to the Starbucks Green Matcha Tea Latte, just the way I like it. I mixed the matcha mix with cold Almond mix, using almost double the amount of mix (more caffeine), added a shot or so of vanilla syrup, then topped it off with whipped creme. Before winte weather hit (OK, I live in California, but still), I added ice before the whipped creme, but now I just top it off and voila! Starbucks at home! I even bought one of those $3 reuseable Starbucks coffee cups from Starbucks to give me the same feeling to go with the taste! Delicious! (NOTE: I tried another brand, which didn't mix well or taste as good.) Try it!! Read more
There is a cafe near my work that makes a chilled matcha Earl Grey and lavender latte, and I'm obsessed with them--the 7.00 bucks for each one--not so much. I saw this online and thought I'd try my hand at making my own. I have a Nespresso machine that came with the milk frother, so it might be mine was better because of that--I'm not sure, but boy, this is going to be addictive! I use 6 oz. of extra creamy oat milk to one tablespoon of the matcha powder and put it in the frother first. While that's doing its thing, I took a Harney and Sons London Fog tea sachet (which is amazing tea, if you've never had a London fog latte!) and zapped that in the microwave with a couple of ounces of water to boil. By the time that's steeped, the matcha has frothed. I threw some ice into the tea to cool it down and then put the tea and the frothed matcha into my fave cup--it tastes pretty much spot-on like the cafe version! I think this product is a bit pricey, and I do not think you're going to get the number of servings out of the package (I believe it said 40, but no way--it's too small, even at 1 tablespoon each), but it's definitely less expensive than indulging at the cafe several times a week--and I can use my oat milk (which they do not carry), so my tummy's as happy as I am. Read more
I’m a former Starbucks barista and I was so sad that I wouldn’t be able to make my matcha lattes once I ended my job there. BUT just as other reviewers have stated, this matcha powder essentially has the same taste! I’m so happy!! When making an iced matcha latte at home, I first put 1-2 tablespoons of matcha powder in the cup and slowly add milk so it’s not clumpy (whole milk is my favorite) and mix it with a spoon (Starbucks uses a blender or shaker). I also like to make my version of vanilla sweet cream foam by blending heavy whipping cream and one pump of vanilla syrup with a splash of regular milk as a topping for my at home matcha latte drink! Enjoy!!! Read more