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Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Matcha: The Best Antioxidant

Health Benefits of Low Fat Matcha

People around the world are going wild about matcha.  Young and old folks, the matcha fever is on!   It’s kicking off its way in countries like Canada and next in consumer line is the United States. 

What is this thing called matcha and what’s so special about it?   It’s a potent and healthy Japanese green tea and one of the most distinct teas in the market today.  Savor its good, great taste with its low fat content  quality.   What else could you ask for from a green tea like matcha?  

What then makes it unique from the rest of the green teas?  Though currently you may not totally find it yet  in every store outlet shelf,   it will  certainly be  coming right before your very  eyes in coffee bars, smoothie bars  and department stores.    
The most superior matcha is found in Uji Tawara area in Japan.  The koicha which is the “thick tea”   and usucha, the “thin tea” are the two different kinds  of matcha. The most essential use of matcha is in Japanese tea ceremonies.
What’s the difference between matcha and other teas? Only the matcha leaves are ground  into a fine powder  and mixed with hot water with the stems and veins excluded. You will be ingesting the whole pulverized leaf if you drink the tea.   This is the reason why matcha tea is more enriched in nutrients and anti-oxidants than other prevailing teas in the world market today.         
With its low fat content and containing only very minimal amount of caffeine,  drinking the tea will make you relax and makes you worry-free since there are no harmful effects of the element of caffeine.  

Matcha tea, the best complete, healthy   and delectable choice than the most common  black coffees and  lattes  that  consumers  take  nowadays is  something I highly urge you to try and  I bet you’ll never  regret it!
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