Fuku matcha green tea - 500 g - Midoriya
Fuku Matcha is a fine variant of powdered Japanese green tea (Matcha), known for its bright green colour, rich aroma and herbaceous flavour. Used in the traditional tea ceremony, it is prized for its antioxidant properties, ability to stimulate metabolism and high chlorophyll content. Matcha or maccha is the finely processed Japanese green tea mainly used in the traditional tea ceremony. The leaves are steamed, dried and ground into a fine powder; there are two types, koicha (thick) which comes from plants over 30 years old, and usucha (thin) which comes from plants under 30 years old.Matcha tea is also used as a spice or natural colouring agent in foods such as mochi or soba, green tea ice cream and a huge variety of wagashi (cakes, biscuits, tiramisu, chocolates, industrial and artisanal ice creams, creme-caramel, muffins, milkshakes, slushies).The preparation and consumption of powdered tea was defined in Buddhist Zen ritual. The first extant Zen monastic code, the Chanyuan qinggui (Purity Regulations for a Zen Monastery, 1103), describes in detail the etiquette for tea ceremonies.
Made in Japan.
Fuku matcha green tea - 500 g - Midoriya
€28.18
€56.36 / Kg
TVM-54218742
Fuku Matcha is a fine variant of powdered Japanese green tea (Matcha), known for its bright green colour, rich aroma and herbaceous flavour. Used in the traditional tea ceremony, it is prized for its antioxidant properties, ability to stimulate metabolism and high chlorophyll content. Matcha or maccha is the finely processed Japanese green tea mainly used in the traditional tea ceremony. The leaves are steamed, dried and ground into a fine powder; there are two types, koicha (thick) which comes from plants over 30 years old, and usucha (thin) which comes from plants under 30 years old.Matcha tea is also used as a spice or natural colouring agent in foods such as mochi or soba, green tea ice cream and a huge variety of wagashi (cakes, biscuits, tiramisu, chocolates, industrial and artisanal ice creams, creme-caramel, muffins, milkshakes, slushies).The preparation and consumption of powdered tea was defined in Buddhist Zen ritual. The first extant Zen monastic code, the Chanyuan qinggui (Purity Regulations for a Zen Monastery, 1103), describes in detail the etiquette for tea ceremonies.
Made in Japan.
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