a spoonful of matcha powder

Matcha ‘do about nothing

Matcha tea is a type of green tea that originates from Japan and has been consumed there for centuries; traditionally in Buddhist ceremonies.

 

The art of calm is something we’re mastering with every sip of our #matcha tea

 

Matcha became popular in Japan during the Kamakura period (1185-1333) when Zen Buddhist monks began to bring tea back from China. Matcha quickly gained popularity among the samurai class, who appreciated its energizing properties. It is made from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant, which are ground into a fine powder and then mixed with water. It is highly dissolvable which allows the user to enjoy the entire tea leaf and consume all its health benefits Matcha tea is rich in antioxidants, which are believed to offer a range of health benefits, including reduced inflammation and improved heart health. Additionally, matcha tea contains caffeine, which can help to boost energy levels and improve focus. 

 

Everything I brew, I brew it for you

 

Matcha has been gaining popularity in North America in recent years, as more people are becoming interested in ceremonial tea culture. It has a unique flavor that many people enjoy either in solitude or with friends and family. If you're looking for a delicious and healthy beverage, matcha may be perfect for you. Give it a try and see if you enjoy it! If you’re looking to try matcha, there are plenty of ways to enjoy it. You can find matcha powder at most Asian markets and Health Food stores. 

 

Matcha is more than just a hot trend. It’s also the perfect ingredient for all of your favourite recipes

 

We are finally starting to see wide acceptance even in our traditional grocers. Finally, you can buy online here on the OGB site. So when do you have matcha? Anytime you are wanting a soothing drink for yourself in your quiet time or before or after a meal with loved ones or any time you are socializing with friends and family. There's no wrong answer - it's up to you… Just remember to whisk it well before enjoying it! 

 

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