TIAN HU SHAN Organic Matcha Green Tea Powder 4 0oz 114g Matcha Culinary Grade For Lattes Cooking Baking

I don't know why I thought I could buy this and make a mask/scrub that I can put in a jar and use when I need to. Even with preservative, it turned brown. The powder itself is green. I've purchased this before and made green tea with it, so it tastes great. It does have some gritty texture as it doesn't dissolve completely. You can get around that by using tea bags, I think. It works well in smoothies and shakes. There's no sugar, so if you like that you will have to add it. I would say that it's easy to figure out how to make it. It's a decent value for the money. Read more

This is pretty decent matcha powder. We like to make iced matcha every morning to start the day. It's pretty decently priced for a good amount of matcha. The taste and smell are pretty good. The matcha goes down nice and smooth. Read more

I don’t know if it’s healthier than other matcha teas on the market but it’s tastier than other matcha teas that I’ve tried. I wonder if their other teas are yummy too? I’ve been trying it in a variety of ways, mixing it with… this will last me a while 👌 Read more

Good affordable organic matcha! It's a good matcha for everyday and it tastes good. It is slightly bitter as with any matcha. The color is not vivid green but a muddy green, reminds me of my clay facial mud mask ha! It's closer in color to the second picture since the first one has a photo filter. Read more

Good stuff ,high quality,excellent product for the price Read more

This is the second time we have tried a culinary grade Matcha green tea powder. The first cup of this brand was not how we remembered it. We did sift the tea prior to using it. The end result was quite grainy, which apparently is to be expected, especially with culinary grade. HOWEVER...... the second cup, done slightly different, was amazing!!!! What we did differently (through comments of other Matcha drinkers), was use an inexpensive, battery operated, handheld milk frother! We used 2 teaspoonfuls, 4gm, of powder in about 10 ozs. of water. We did NOT sift, just used the little mixer (frother) right in the cup and wow!!!! The cup was all finished in about 10 minutes and there were NO grains, clumps, etc., in the bottom of the cup!!! Our guess is that the frother suspends the powder evenly throughout the water while at the same time removing and dispersing evenly. This causes it to remain in suspension evenly and for a longer period of time. At least that is our guess! Next time we will try first harvest, ceremonial grade just to compare. Read more

I’ve been ordering ceremonial grade matcha for quiet some time and decided to cheap out this time (because people say there is no difference between ceremonial and culinary grade) and try a different brand to get more oz per order and I instantly regretted my decision when I tried this matcha. It is so hard to break through the bitterness and you have to add tonssss of sweetener and additional products to make it taste semi normal (which I hardly sweeten my matcha to begin with so making this wasn’t a fun experience. Spoiler alert I couldn’t drink it) I could tell instantly because of the color of this powder as well. It’s a dark green vs vibrant green. I’ve never cooked with matcha so I can’t speak as to how it would performs if used as intended. My review is solely based off if you’re using this to make lattes or drinks vs baking with it. Read more

The media could not be loaded. I love matcha lattes. Unfortunately, this is not as good as ceremonial grade matcha. I wanted to try this to see if it would taste as good or better, but it’s just ok. It has a grassy taste to it that I don’t taste with ceremonial matcha. Can’t really explain it, but I’ll stick to ceremonial grade matcha. Color is not a vibrant green like it’s supposed to be. Read more