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KENKO - Ceremonial Grade Matcha Green Tea Powder
Our Traditional Japanese Green Tea Powder, Our Premium Quality Green Tea Powder, The Antioxidating Antioxid, A Delicious Green Tea Flavor, Naturally Occurring Caffeine, Kenko - Ceremonial Grade Matcha Green Tea Powder 1St Harvest - Special Drinking Blend, Only The Highest Quality
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We analyzed a total of 260 reviews for this product out of which, 196 reviews were received in the last 6 months.
The analysis indicates that around 100% reviews were positive while around 0% of reviews had negative sentiment.
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This product received a total score of 8.91 out of 10, based on review sentiments and user opinions related to 8 features:
Question & Answers
Q:
Can you drink this as a cup of tea instead of as an energy drink, or can you add milk, cheese, or any other substance to it?
A:
You can drink it as a tea, but I would recommend searching for some guides on preparing matcha tea, as you do need some accessories like a sift, bamboo whisk or electric frother to get the best results.
Q:
Is this grade of kenko tea better than the organic kenko tea?
A:
The ceremonial grade is the same quality as the other ones, but it isn't certified organic. There is a small difference in flavor, I prefer the non organic matcha's as there is more freedom with the farming methods and fertilizers used.
Q:
Can you tell me if this product is tested for radiation and heavy metals?
A:
Please message me directly for a copy of the lab results for all our testing.
Q:
Is it a ceremonial grade or not?
A:
We changed the name of the product to Super Premium grade because it was the more common term used on Amazon, so we didn't want to cause confusion.
Q:
What is the harvest date for ceremonial matcha?
A:
It is from the season of the harvest in May.
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