Tea Pigs Organic Matcha Super Power Green Tea
£2.5
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A super-concentrated superhero among teas.
Packed with 137 times the antioxidant levels of a standard tea bag, one shot also contains 70 times the antioxidant power of orange juice and 9 times the beta carotene level of spinach. And then thereÃs the way itÃs drunk ñ as a fine powder infused in liquid, which means the whole leaf gets drunk rather thrown away inside a teabag.
This pack contains 30g of loose tea - you only need 1g per shot of tea, so it works out at around 80p per shot.
Tea Pigs matcha comes from the renowned Nishio region in Japan, where the tea leaves are grown under cover to produce lots of amino acids and chlorophyll (the bright green good stuff). The leaves are then dried and very slowly ground by granite to a very fine powder, which is then packed and sealed immediately, so as to lock in all the nutrients.
In Japan itÃs been a ceremonial beverage drunk by Buddhist monks and royalty for over 900 years. But you neednÃt feel foolish about the fact youÃve never heard of it, as until now, virtually all matcha has been consumed within Japan.
A super-concentrated superhero among teas.
Packed with 137 times the antioxidant levels of a standard tea bag, one shot also contains 70 times the antioxidant power of orange juice and 9 times the beta carotene level of spinach. And then thereÃs the way itÃs drunk ñ as a fine powder infused in liquid, which means the whole leaf gets drunk rather thrown away inside a teabag.
This pack contains 30g of loose tea - you only need 1g per shot of tea, so it works out at around 80p per shot.
Tea Pigs matcha comes from the renowned Nishio region in Japan, where the tea leaves are grown under cover to produce lots of amino acids and chlorophyll (the bright green good stuff). The leaves are then dried and very slowly ground by granite to a very fine powder, which is then packed and sealed immediately, so as to lock in all the nutrients.
In Japan itÃs been a ceremonial beverage drunk by Buddhist monks and royalty for over 900 years. But you neednÃt feel foolish about the fact youÃve never heard of it, as until now, virtually all matcha has been consumed within Japan.
