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Fcb4livE
1 month ago

naja zb at Dm for 8,95, also vllt in your bioshop of trust

I’d rather order something like that at amazon or something. there have more choice and it is often not so expensive

I’m sure I’ll buy some

Fcb4livE
1 month ago
Reply to  guuurrrlll

you can just stir it in the what you’re doing.

Spielwiesen
1 month ago

Where is Matcha powder sold?

I can’t tell you that.

But I use a trick to pulverize dry leaves PORTIONSWEISE, very gentle for the valuable flavonoids that remain so preserved while they are hardly industrially preserved in purchased powders.

I rub the leaves a little with my hand and then let them choke in the smoothie mixer. I decide myself about the degree of fineness. I often do that with spices.

Maybe my advice will save you some euros?

Spielwiesen
1 month ago
Reply to  guuurrrlll

Powdering has been my idea! (==> ‘Who invented it? – you know 😆 ?

But I just see that with my usual tea address, the herbal house Lindig in Munich, only the powder is sold. ==>Matcha powder Japan <== Their blog is also good, I find.

So you can just remember my trick for other cases. ECT

Spielwiesen
1 month ago

Sure. *

There you go 70 g Matcha to 14,95, € – unbeatable, I find (if you compare!)

imehl47
1 month ago

Matcha tea powder is available at dm, 30 grams 8,95 €

Photo: dm.de

imehl47
1 month ago
Reply to  guuurrrlll

Well, actually it’s tea powder, but also suitable for your purposes, look here:

Product description

finely ground green tea powder from Japan

also suitable for the preparation of smoothies or pastries

from: dm.de

ThomasErtl1993
1 month ago

matcha is green tea. Green tea is actually the same as black tea. There’s both in every shop where there’s tea.

ThomasErtl1993
1 month ago
Reply to  ThomasErtl1993

I think green tea is good to call for maximum benefits.

But the body also has to recover from this high performance.

Chris1202
1 month ago

Matcha? Would go to an Asian shop.