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Japan’s beloved donut chain teams up once again with Kyoto matcha sweets specialists Tsujiri, but how do they taste this year?
My Matcha Pie is what it’s called in English, but the sweet’s Japanese name gets an extra dash of class.
Convenience store chain teams up with a company that traces its history back to a high-ranking tea master.
Branch also adds incredibly long-named, immensely delicious-looking matcha donut made with regional green tea to its menu.
The tablets are made of 100-percent tea leaves and feature seven varieties of tea grown near the base of Mt. Fuji.
Three different teas and Hasamiyaki ceramics make tea time with the Studio Ghibli star cute and classy.
The ingredients of this Frappuccino, including kelp, don’t just taste great, traditional Japanese culture says they’ll give you blessings for the year to come.
Starbucks goes old school with the semi-secret ingredient in its newest matcha Frappuccino.
Recipe lets you go from plain green tea ice cream to fancy, photogenic matcha sweets in just a few minutes.
Results of year-long clinical trial give us more reasons than ever to drink, or eat, matcha.