Matcha. I've talked about it before, and I'll talk about it again! This is a staple in my household... maybe even a borderline obsession. Matcha is green tea leaves ground into a fine powder. I love green tea as it is, but matcha takes it to a whole other level. Somehow it brings out the best flavor, and makes it amazing. You can use matcha to make lattes, smoothies, homemade ice cream, or even for baking.
Discover the many joys of matcha with Kiss Me Organics. Their organic matcha powder is culinary quality. I have never been able to find matcha in a store that has the same quality as the matcha used by Jamba Juice or Starbucks. But now I have! The Kiss Me Organics matcha is smooth, creamy, and full of flavor. It's absolutely amazing! Matcha has many benefits I knew nothing about until I read about them on the packaging of my Kiss Me Organics matcha when it arrived in the mail. Many people regularly drink green tea to enjoy its health benefits. Matcha has 137x the antioxidants of brewed green tea! This USDA certified organic matcha also boasts many other benefits, such as providing all day energy, improving memory, increasing focus, boosting metabolism, and improving skin health.
This high quality matcha has me so hooked, I've been treating myself to a homemade matcha latte every afternoon. Not sure how to use your matcha? No problem! When you purchase Kiss Me Organics matcha, they email you a free recipe book filled with easy-to-follow instructions on how to make all kinds of goodies with your matcha. In the past, my matcha lattes using matcha from other brands always resulted in a poorly mixed product with little blobs of matcha floating at the top. Not only is that unattractive, but it also results in an uneven taste of the drink. The recipe for the matcha latte was absolutely genius, and provides you with a perfect matcha latte every time.

A photo of the Kiss Me Organics matcha.
As you can read on the packaging, there are many perks to drinking matcha!
A close up of the packaging of the Kiss Me Organics matcha.
To store my matcha, I keep it in the vegetable bin at the bottom of my fridge.
As you can see, the Kiss Me Organics matcha bears the USDA certified organic seal!
A look at the incredible Kiss Me Organics matcha.
A homemade matcha latte using the Kiss Me Organics matcha! All I can say is: YUM!
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I learned something new today. I have never heard of matcha before but now I want to find some! I especially like the idea of a green tea latte. You can't go wrong when something is delicious and good for you. :)
ReplyDeleteI've heard of Matcha green tea before, but didn't know much about it. I thought it was supposed to be higher in caffeine. I never would have thought of grinding it up, as I am accustomed to loose leaf or bagged tea. Adding it to smoothies is a good idea.
ReplyDeleteNever heard about this before, we drink a lot of smoothies here and I am always looking for healthy things to put in them.
ReplyDeleteI love matcha! This sounds delicious and I love that it's organic. I also love that they show you can use it in baking, I would have never thought of that! Can't wait to try this once the baby is here. :)
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try this in smoothies. I love green tea but I didn't think much about ground green tea. Now I guess I should find some and try it!
ReplyDeleteYou had me at organic. I'd love to try this in my home made smoothies!
ReplyDeleteDoes it come with recipes? I would like to know how it is used in baking.
ReplyDeleteI love Organic Matcha tea--I actually just tried their black tea not too long ago, and it was very tasty. I may have to try out this green tea though. It looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteI think I've heard of it, but I can't remember where. It does sound def. worth trying!
ReplyDeleteThis Matcha sounds like something I would love to try. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh, I would love to try that in homemade ice cream... sounds awesome! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI like this brand. I will definitely try. I could use a good green icy drink right about now!
ReplyDeleteI avoid caffeine intake, so I prefer herbal tea myself, but matcha may just be a start for those who would like to give up coffee. :)
ReplyDeleteI've made a few matcha smoothies--good stuff!!
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