Lipton Japanese Matcha: #FirstImpressions
Gaurang Joshi
The new Lipton Japanese Matcha Tea comes packed in easy to carry sachets and aims to provide its consumers with an authentic Japanese taste.
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There is much talk about Matcha these days! Matcha is essentially processed and ground green tea which known to be rich in anti-oxidants, and is popular for boosting weight loss. It is different from regular green tea as it is grown in the shade (for 3-4 weeks before the harvest) and upon plucking, all stems are removed. So all you have is chlorophyll-rich pure green tea, with a rich dose of antioxidants. Sensing a growing need for this healthy tea, tea giant Lipton has recently launched its new Japanese Matcha green tea. We check out this brand new product in our #FirstImporessions section.
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Quick Facts About Lipton Japanese Matcha
- It contains 100% finely ground green tea leaves.
- Its country of origin is Japan, thus it promises to provide its consumers with that authentic Japanese taste.
- It remains best before 12 months of packaging, which is indeed an impressive shelf life.
Instructions For Preparing A Powerful Cup Of This Beverage
- Cut open and empty one sachet in 100ml hot water.
- Whisk it in a zig-zag motion.
- Fill the remaining cup with more hot water and enjoy it.
Lipton Japanese Matcha Green Tea, 15 Sticks
Finely grounded green tea leaves that’ll give you an authentic Japanese taste.
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#FirstImpressions Of Lipton Japanese Matcha
We tasted the Lipton Japanese Matcha and loved it. If you are new to matcha then you should know that matcha never really dissolves in water. It settles to the bottom if you let it stand for a while. That’s normal and does not mean the quality is bad. The instructions here suggest that you mix it with half a cup of hot water first and upon mixing top it with the rest of the water. This helps initially. But in a few minutes, you will feel the need to stir it again. As we said, that’s normal.
Lipton Japanese Matcha tastes authentic. Because of its high chlorophyll content, the tea tastes delicately sweet and savory and has a distinct japanese umami flavor. These are packed in easy to carry sachets. The best way to consume this is with hot water only.
