matcha
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- noun
- /ˈmɑːtʃə/
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matcha
- And then my other favorite is matcha green tea.
- matcha smoothie
- matcha latte
- matcha green tea
And this is the Matcha Matcha ceremonial set.
- And this is the Matcha Matcha ceremonial set.
- Obviously I drank all the matcha that I could while I was in Japan.
- Well, if you want me to get a little nerdy, matcha started in China.
- So I looked up like matcha orders at Starbucks.
- And then my other favorite is matcha green tea.
- This one says matcha tea, tangerine Damascus.
- And then I ended up getting, it was like a matcha flan that was banging.
- But I'm excited to use my matcha mixing bowl and make my first iced matcha latte.
- One is matcha green tea and the other is coca leaf.
Examples
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When you're done, it is best to quickly rinse the excess matcha off your whisk and place it on a whisk holder.
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I can't recall if I've mentioned it here before or not, but matcha is Japanese green tea.
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The second one is to drink matcha green tea twice a day.
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Water temperature: you need to use hot water to make matcha, not boiling water.
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Matcha soft serve is actually probably my favorite ice cream ever.
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Unlike most green tea, which is steeped from leaves, matcha is made from a ground tea powder that is dissolved in water.
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Matcha is one of the more caffeinated foodstuffs known to man.
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That's matcha tea.
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These particular cookies were butter sugar cookies (with delicious amounts of butter added, unlike the biscuits) with matcha cream filling, and they were absolutely delicious.
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I enjoyed a delicious matcha latte while relaxing at the café.
Synonyms
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The dried leaves used to make a hot drink
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Tea from leaves steamed and dried with a light fresh taste
How Caffeinated
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word matcha comes from Japanese maccha, where ma means 'to rub' and cha means 'tea'. Since the green tea leaves are rubbed or ground into a fine powder for the drink, the name reminds us it is 'powdered tea'.