Noun
matcha (countable and uncountable, plural matchas)
A type of powdered green tea, traditionally used in Japanese tea ceremonies.
Before pharmacy practice, the STAI value of matcha test group participants was significantly lower than placebo group. Source: Internet
But doing a virtual tea ceremony after receiving a tea whisk, fresh matcha, ceramic bowl and tea sweet in the mail? Source: Internet
Guests can customize the drink with their milk of choice, but the matcha powder’s sweetness can’t be adjusted, Dunkin’ confirmed. Source: Internet
The Los Angeles native got inspired to establish Cha Cha Matcha, a company specializing in matcha, green tea, and other functional beverages, after trying matcha powder that his friends brought back from a trip to Japan. Source: Internet
In a small bowl, dissolve matcha powder in hot water. Source: Internet
The new functional-beverage line Earth & Star pairs mushroom blends with oat milk for an instant refresh; the ceremonial-grade matcha version, with shiitake and turkey tail mushrooms, is a morning eye-opener. Source: Internet