Indulge in the Home Cafe Matcha Trend with Organic Jeju Matcha!
Hello, everyone! It's Ing-doo here!
I've recently been obsessed with the home cafe matcha trend and have been having so much fun making matcha lattes at home!
Luckily, I had the opportunity to try organic matcha!
It's "Organic Jeju Matcha," grown in Jeju Island, Korea, which makes it reliable and promising in quality!
Check out my detailed review below!⬇️
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Price & Composition
- Volume: 100g
- Price: ₩14,800 (Based on Naver Smartstore)
- Origin: Jeju Island
(Made in the Hallasan mountain area of Jeju Island, which has the optimal environment for tea tree cultivation)
It's a bit more expensive than regular green tea powder, but considering the rich flavor and nutritional benefits of matcha, I think it's a reasonable price.
- Rich in Polyphenols (Catechins) - Antioxidant effect for anti-aging
- Contains L-Theanine - Enhances concentration and relieves stress
- Vitamins A, C, and E, Minerals - Skin regeneration and strengthens immunity
- Dietary Fiber - Aids in diet
Unlike green tea, matcha is made by grinding the entire tea leaf into powder, so a major advantage is that you can consume all the nutrients!
Home Cafe Method & Review
I mixed it with plain yogurt to make matcha yogurt, which I loved because I could add as much as I wanted!
I made it slightly bitter and topped it with chocolate protein shake for a chocolate matcha latte with plenty of protein!
It was delicious! hehe
You can also make sweet matcha lattes by adding syrup or allulose, and some people even make matcha cookies with it for home baking!
I'll try that next time! hehe
(However, it's high in caffeine, so it's best to avoid it in the evening.)
Overall Review
I have a high level of trust in the quality because it's organic from Jeju Island, and I'm satisfied because I can easily make cafe-quality matcha drinks at home!
It's the perfect product for the wellness trend!
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