WE can’t get enough of the green stuff right now – in fact, Caffe Nero stores sell 19 cups of matcha a minute, and Google ...

Matcha has less caffeine than coffee, but still gives you energy without the jitters. It has more caffeine than green tea.

While matcha has been at the center of traditional Japanese tea ceremonies for hundreds of years, it’s now gaining traction ...

One cup of coffee often provides 80–100 mg of caffeine. Matcha: 18.9–44.4 mg/g. It’s often prepared using 2 g, so the caffeine content is about 38–89 mg per serving. For reference ...

Looking for a caffeine boost without the crash? Here’s why matcha could be a coffee alternative – minus the jitters.

However, coffee has been studied more extensively, with clearer guidelines: three to four cups a day appears to be a safe upper limit for most people. For matcha, the guidance is slightly more ...

So it's unsurprising that matcha has emerged as an alternative to coffee. According to experts ... might be coming to a takeaway cup near you soon. As for making matcha at home, Fitzsimon shared ...

Find specialty matcha drinks served alongside crepe cakes and hojicha tarts made by a former Zumbo and Koko Black pastry chef ...

However, coffee has been studied more thoroughly with research suggesting consuming three to four cups per day is generally safe for most people. In contrast, recommendations for matcha tend to be ...