Tradition Pure Green Tea Powder, Matcha Tea Powder, Product of Taiwan, 8.8 Oz
£14.85
Price: $14.85
(as of Mar 17, 2025 18:51:43 UTC – Details)
Tea Tradition green tea powder is made by fresh green tea, ground under low temperature. The tea powder is rich in green tea polyphenois, catechins, chlorophyll, vitamins: C, E, B1, B2, carotene & proteins. Excellent quality and suitable to drink regularly.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Package Dimensions : 9.96 x 6.02 x 2.44 inches; 8.82 ounces
Item model number : aq
UPC : 935127425682 798527158426
Manufacturer : Tradition
ASIN : B001T5GHUM
1 Bag, 8.8 Oz (250 Grams)
100% Natural Tradition Matcha Green Tea Powder
Make over 50 Cups of tea
Customers say
Customers find that the green tea powder provides good quality and value for money. They say it gives them enough energy to get through the day. The flavor is described as smooth and frothy, making it suitable for smoothies, tea, or on its own hot or cold. Many customers are satisfied with its use and longevity, though opinions differ on taste and color.
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7 reviews for Tradition Pure Green Tea Powder, Matcha Tea Powder, Product of Taiwan, 8.8 Oz
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LittleNozomi –
Lots of Wonderful Product for a SUPER Price: GREAT FOR BAKING (Read for Matcha vs Sencha so you know what you’re getting)
After reading some of the negative reviews, I’m wondering if anyone has ever really tried matcha in a true tea ceremony? It’s something you need to really sip and it’s not an everyday drink…and it takes TIME to prepare. You’re not going to get that quality or quantity for the price of this green tea powder, so let’s get that out of the way. Is this true matcha? No, it’s probably more along the lines of sencha. It’s advertised as “matcha” but unfortunately, branding something as “sencha” doesn’t sell to an average customer…not a fan of the lack of transparency there, though, but I knew from the start what I was getting…true matcha in this quantity, as mentioned above, would be PRICEY. Is it drinkable straight? Yes, but it’s quite bitter when compared to matcha…for me, that’s fine.Now, I bought this mainly for cooking…to make green tea ice cream with my ice cream machine and to replicate the Starbuck’s smoothie as well as other smoothies I’ve come across (because let’s be honest…any smoothie or sweet that says it’s made with “matcha” is most likely made with “sencha” because PRICE). I’ve had PERFECT luck with it. For baking, 100% I recommend it. And if you don’t mind a green tea with a bit of a bitter taste, it’s fine to drink straight…I might recommend adding a little milk.I also recommend storing this tightly sealed in the fridge after opening and it will last A LOT longer. For the price, you’re getting a LOT of tasty, versatile product that’s also fairly healthy. When I bought my bag, it came as shown so no problems here…I read some people got their’s in an unmarked black bag…that’s sketchy and I’d return that ASAP!
Jerry W. –
Great traditional taste green tea, but some may not like the strong taste
The matcha tea is great. Before you purchase this, there are couple of things you’ll need to know. First is that traditional Japanese green tea has pretty strong taste and can be bitter to some. If you are used to drinking English style tea, or green tea like the ones from Lipton, which really doesn’t taste like traditional Asian green tea, you may not ready for the taste. Second,match,which is power form is going to have stronger taste than the tea bag (sencha) style anyway. Because instead of getting the flavor out of the tea leaves, you are actual drinking the ground leaves. Also, you don’t need a lot of powder, which is why, I think, some people do not like the taste. For tea bags, Kirkland Signature Japanese Green Tea is great. Now, regarding the brand, it’s actually a well known brand in Taiwan. Don’t hesitate if worry that this is not from Japan. Taiwan produces some of the finest tea in the world due to it’s geology, weather and culture. You can do some research regarding competition tea in Taiwan and the cultural influences by Japan
LLoh –
As good as Japanese matcha but cheaper
Glad that this is available again. It is slightly cheaper than the Japanese version. We can’t tell the difference between matcha from Taiwan and that from Japan. We drink it as a tea and use it for baking. Love the stuff.
JesicaLovecraft –
I would have given 5 stars but…
Let me start by saying the seller shipped fast sent free info and a free caramel match a sample which was very kind. Shipping cost was overpriced and it came in a plain black bag not the bag advertised so those are the only two reasons I didn’t give it a 5_the quality and quantity is great! The bag is big and the tea is ssstttronnng so literally 1 tsp per cup is all you need. I added 1 tbs and it was too much. It is hard to find match a powder especially 8 oz bags for this price****UPDATE*** I’m changing my rating to 3.5 stars. After doing some research good match should be *bright* green this is dull green and tastes very bitter despite sugar though most strong tea has a bitterness. It is tolerable. I think I’m going to try to find another brand, preferably one that is pre-sweetened
PearlGirl –
Very good for the price
I drink and enjoy a variety of Chinese green teas.I did not want to buy the more expensive brands of matcha tea until I was sure I liked it. I must have had better luck than some of the reviewers of this product. The powder I received is a bright green inside the bag. It does not smell or taste dirty. I add 1/2 teaspoon to my ginger tea and it tastes fine.Update: I bought a more expensive brand to compare taste and color. I believe this brand is much better. I tend to take my time drinking tea and this does not clump at the bottom of the cup.
EverettLady –
Love It and I don’t find it bitter
I drink a lot of this daily with a teaspoon mixed into a 16 oz mug of hot water. Give it a brisk stir and sit down to drink while relaxing after meals . I don’t add milk or sugar to tea or coffee. I don’t find it bitter and I wouldn’t be able to afford a higher quality with the amount I consume. I’ve been buying this brand for years and enjoy it more than an bland green tea bag. I’m sure that ingesting the powdered tea leaves likely has health benefits as well…and maybe quantity makes up for what it might lack compared to a higher grade as far as health benefits. Also, I don’t have a refined palate. But, I doubt those that drink those dessert drinks do either. I’d suggest to those that find it bitter – experiment and adjust the amount they add until they find the perfect ratio of tea to water.
secondbushome –
Green tea on the cheap
Unless you are a matcha purist, this powder will function for all of your green tea needs. The color is green, not brown, though is noticeably darker green than Japanese matcha, which is usually bright green. I drank it straight with both hot and cold water. It mixes great in hot water, though in cold water, residue will remain at the bottom of the bottle so I would make sure to wash it out if you are reusing the bottle or else it will collect into a sludge. In hot water, it tastes as expected. I did not find it bitter or muddy at all. In cold water, it does taste a bit muddy but I still drank it like that regularly so it does not taste terrible. I never found it bitter in either case, though I am used to drinking green tea straight. Would definitely buy again.