Iced Matcha Tea

*The iced matcha tea featured in this post was provided complimentary by Your Tea though all opinions expressed are honest and authentic.

I know that matcha has been a major “thing.”  I typically don’t get involved in healthy trends (acai bowls, spirulina, etc.) but when the folks at Your Tea sent me some of their fine matcha tea, I found myself curious.  Granted, it was a 110F summer day when it arrived, so I opted for iced over hot tea.

matcha green tea

There are a few helpful pointers to keep in mind when making this antioxidant powerhouse tea concoction iced.  Get the low down in this quick how-to video:

Iced Matcha Tea

When making this iced, it’s important to stir the matcha powder with a little splash of water to get the party going.  If you try to dump all of the water in at once, you’ll end up with unappetizing matcha clumps.  Not cute.

I’ve been drinking this matcha daily since getting it in the mail and have noticed it helps curb my afternoon energy slump.  Gotta love something that keeps the energy going!

iced matcha tea

I’m glad I jumped into this healthy food trend.  I guess sometimes trends are legit and happen for a good reason.

Are you a fan of matcha?  How do you like to drink it?  Do you cook with it?  Would love to hear your matcha stories!

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matcha green tea

Iced Matcha Tea


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  • Author: Joanie Simon
  • Total Time: 1 min
  • Yield: 1 glass 1x

Description

Iced matcha tea with natural sweetness and citrus


Ingredients

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  • 1/2 tsp matcha
  • 1 cup water
  • 1 tsp agave
  • juice of 1/2 orange
  • 1 cup ice

Instructions

  1. Put 1/2 tsp matcha in a cup, add a splash of water and mix so that the matcha becomes a paste.
  2. Add agave, orange juice and remaining water.
  3. Add ice and serve cold.
  • Prep Time: 1 min
  • Category: Beverage
  • Cuisine: Japanese

 

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