Matcha Stick
sourced from Kyoto
$18.00
The price is confirmed, but package size isn't stated anywhere on the page, so we can't show a per-gram figure.
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Kyoto
Sourcing
Kyoto, Japan
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Product Details:in Japanese: 坐忘斎宗匠監修 抹茶スティック Each stick contains 2g of powder, enough for one cup of tea. These portable sticks are perfect for the on-the-go, whether traveling or enjoying the great outdoors. Each stick is labeled with an expiration date, making them an excellent gift for online events. Enjoy the fresh taste of matcha whenever, wherever. Dimensions: 19.5cm×12cm×2cm Best before: 240 days from the date of manufacture. Directions (For 1 Serving): Place one stick into a cup and add 75ml of hot water. - Freshness is essential to tea. Please enjoy as soon as possible after opening.- Caution! Be careful of hot water.- Use up the contents as soon as possible.- Store in a cool, dry
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- Full Product Name
- Powdered Japanese tea Matcha Stick - Single-Serve Matcha Powder 10 Bags (Japanese: 坐忘斎宗匠監修 抹茶スティック, indicating supervision/endorsement by a named tea master "Zabousai")
- Vendor
- Fukujuen
- Price
- $17.00 USD (regular price; price varies by location/currency)
- Format Packaging
- Box of 10 individual sticks; each stick sized 19.5cm x 12cm x 2cm; each stick contains 2g of powder
- Serving Size
- Each stick contains 2g of powder, enough for one cup of tea
- Brewing Instructions
- Place one stick into a cup and add 75ml of hot water
- Usage Notes
- Portable sticks positioned for on-the-go use while traveling or outdoors; each stick individually labeled with an expiration date, marketed as suitable for gifting
- Shelf Life
- 240 days from date of manufacture ("Best Before")
- Storage
- Store in a cool, dry place and avoid other lingering scents
- Reviews
- { "count": 3, "distribution": "67% five-star (2 reviews), 33% four-star (1 review)", "themes": "Balanced flavor, bright aroma, slight astringency, creaminess when whisked, pleasant yet strong flavor, works as traditional tea or latte" }
- Grade Cultivar Region
- Not disclosed on this page (no cultivar, grade, or region stated for the stick product specifically)
- Ingredients
- Not listed beyond matcha powder itself
- Certifications Awards
- None disclosed
- Gluten Free Sugar Free
- A WebSearch summary described the sticks as gluten-free and sugar-free and originating from Kyoto, Japan — this claim came from the search summary rather than being independently confirmed verbatim on the fetched page content returned
Research notes
Fetched the official Fukujuen Global Online Shop page for the matcha stick product. Note the Japanese product name references a named tea ceremony master's supervision (坐忘斎宗匠監修), which was not elaborated on in the English page content retrieved.
