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Re: Matcha?
Posted: Aug 8th, '24, 00:26
by Kuuki
I don't see why? It's probably better for the tea than bottles too.
Though the only times I have seen tea in a can in Japan is because it is mixed with alcohol.
Some places serve matcha beer too, which is pretty scary and I couldn't bring myself to try it.
Re: Matcha?
Posted: Sep 1st, '24, 18:56
by Hotarla
I drink green tea? Rarely do I drink matcha unless it’s something made at a cafe. Or if it’s like matcha ice cream lol.
Re: Matcha?
Posted: Sep 2nd, '24, 02:29
by Kuuki
It isn't that different though. Matcha is just green tea in powder form.
Re: Matcha?
Posted: Sep 4th, '24, 18:18
by Akili Li
But does it taste different?
Is it like how smoked cheese tastes very different from fresh cheese, even though they are the same thing, just prepared differently?
So, if I buy something that is "matcha flavored" and something that is "green tea flavored" will they taste very similar or will I be able to tell them apart?
Re: Matcha?
Posted: Sep 5th, '24, 01:34
by Kuuki
It tastes very different. Matcha is a lot more powerful and bitter than green tea.
Which I guess is why matcha latte is so popular.
Re: Matcha?
Posted: Oct 30th, '24, 11:17
by Twammy
I love drinking matcha latte (with milk though)! Though I've recently tried the pure matcha latte, it was better than I expected. Not too bitter not too sweet, it's just right in between the two hehe
Re: Matcha?
Posted: Oct 30th, '24, 21:11
by AsheSkyler
I only got to have matcha once. We went to a major city for a comic con and afterward we walked around and enjoyed some very pretty streets. There was a tea shop there, and I had a matcha... something. Latte? It was good. Very green tasting.
Re: Matcha?
Posted: Oct 30th, '24, 22:07
by Akili Li
It's funny how so many of my memories from traveling are based around food like that.
You go somewhere, you're wandering around exploring, you get hungry, and you end up who-knows-where eating who-knows-what and discovering all sorts of unfamiliar flavors.
It's fun!
Re: Matcha?
Posted: Nov 16th, '24, 03:00
by lunar_eclipse66
Where are you finding premade matcha?? I want some! I only get to have it when i treat myself with starbucks.
Re: Matcha?
Posted: Nov 29th, '24, 22:58
by Kuuki
Very simple but have you tried the tea section of a big supermarket? That or the asian food section. Or a tea store. Or a store that specializes in Japanese stuff in general, at worse they should know.
It's probably major enough now so that you'd have a chance to find some. Maybe just matcha powder but with a bit of luck even pre-made matcha latte mix.