Tea may be the second-most consumed beverage worldwide, but matcha in particular has been stealing the spotlight lately.

1. Heart Health: Matcha contains a high level of catechins, a type of antioxidant that is believed to promote heart health.

This barista-loved canister has a plunger lid that removes oxygen, giving a truly airtight seal. Its dark exterior and top ...

Some items that are commonly colored with matcha include soba noodles, ice cream, mochi and cakes. The tea leaves used for ... combine the heavy whipping cream, milk and vanilla.

Matcha is a vibrant powder made from finely ground Japanese green tea leaves. The powder is whisked with hot water or milk to create the earthy beverage. It’s also used in many desserts.

Eleven Hong Kong is working with legendary tea store Itoh Kyuemon from Japan to bring some premium matcha drinks to customers.

But while so much has been said about coffee, milk tea, matcha and yogurt drinks, they can actually be good for you when you take them in moderation. The key word is “moderation.” From ...

Bangkok is buzzing with matcha magic! From its rich umami flavor – a perfect balance of sweet, sour, salty, and bitter ...