Many people confuse matcha with green tea, but there are significant differences between the two. Both beverages come from the same plant, the Camellia sinensis, but matcha is cultivated and prepared ...

Like many out there, I am guilty of spending my afternoons as a kid “drinking tea” with my Barbie dolls. Yet, growing up made me realise how high tea sessions are so out of my reach, simply because ...

Many matcha connesiours share the same sentiments. Industry experts agree that interest in personal health following the Covid-19 pandemic can be attributed to the tea’s popularity.

Matcha is a powder made from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant, a type of green tea. It has roots in China's Song dynasty and is central to traditional Japanese tea culture. Matcha has ...

But is this really true? Here, the experts share their views. What is the difference between green and black tea? Both come from the leaves of the ‘camellia sinensis’ tea plant.

Delicate matcha. Savory meat. One casing. This sausage experiment took a classy tea and twisted it into something... deeply unsettling. It’s green, it’s grassy, and it might just break your ...

For this article alone, we tested more than 70 teas — closer to 150 if you include all the teas tested leading up to this culminating story. (Getty Creative) ...

But while so much has been said about coffee, milk tea, matcha and yogurt drinks, they can actually be good for you when you take them in moderation. The key word is “moderation.” From ...

Tea may be the second-most consumed beverage worldwide, but matcha in particular has been stealing the spotlight lately. Consumption of the Japanese green tea powder is skyrocketing — the matcha ...

“One of the biggest mistakes is putting matcha in the fridge without sealing it properly,” said Tomoko Honda, head of global operations for Ippodo Tea Co. “Matcha can easily absorb odors ...