Matcha Love Culinary Grade Matcha Powder

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• 100g — $19.95

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Sub Brand

matcha LOVE

On Page Title

Culinary Grade Matcha Powder

Size

3.5 oz (100g) tin

Grade

Culinary Grade

Price Usd

19.95

Price Display

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Availability

Sold out at time of check

Description

Marketed for versatile culinary use beyond traditional tea ceremony -- suggested applications include baked goods, smoothies, and savory sauces. 'Fresh balance of sweetness and herbaceous grassiness.'

Health Claims

Rich in Vitamin C with a natural 'calming' energy boost

Suggested Uses

Creative cooking, baking, smoothies, and lattes

Shelf Life

18 months

Storage Instructions

Avoid high temperature and high humidity. Reseal tightly after opening.

Reviews

{ "total": 3, "breakdown": "67% five-star (2 reviews), 33% four-star (1 review)", "sample_feedback": "'Your Matcha is now the only tea I drink, all day long.'; another reviewer said it's their favorite tea, drinking 3-4 mugs daily." }

Site Notes

No ingredient list, nutrition facts panel, certifications, brewing instructions, cultivar, region/farm, harvest timing, or awards disclosed on the page.

Research notes

Only culinary-grade product in the set to disclose an explicit shelf life and storage instructions.

Secondary sources

{
  "product_listed_on_free_page": "Ito En Unsweetened Green Tea",
  "status": "Confirmed included in ConsumerLab's 2024-2025 Green Tea Review product comparison list (visible for free); specific numeric lead/cadmium/arsenic/EGCG results for this product are paywalled and were not accessed"
}

{
  "ranking_or_verdict": "Winner / Best Overall (of 8 store-bought brands tested by 6 volunteer tasters)",
  "notes": "Product cited as 'Ito-En Matcha', $12.99 for 2 oz. Quotes: 'tastes really high-quality,' 'strong, but in a great way. I could drink it every day,' 'creamier flavor.' Described as smooth and well-balanced, 'rich without being overpowering.' Extracted via AOL/Yahoo Style Canada syndicated reprints of the article; original thekitchn.com page returned HTTP 403 to direct fetch."
}

{
  "rating_or_verdict": "Best Less Expensive — $45, culinary grade",
  "notes": "Recommended by Ayaka Ando (Tadaima chef); 'easy to buy' on Amazon and in supermarkets; moderate sweetness with some astringency."
}

{
  "tier": "Tier 3 - Not the Worst, Not the Best",
  "price_noted": "$56.90",
  "notes": "From Ep.4."
}