Sugar Free Sweetened Matcha To Go Sticks
$29.60
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Sugar Free Sweetened Matcha Blend For Lattes & Smoothies Just Add Milk Aiya's Sugar Free Sweetened Matcha To Go, sweetened with stevia, is a guilt-free Matcha latte mix packaged in convenient single-serving sticks. Featuring an easy-tear film, the Sugar Free Sweetened Matcha To Go packets are the perfect option for those on-the-go. Preparation Matcha Latte: Mix contents of 1 packet in 6 oz of a dairy or non-dairy hot or cold milk. Stir and enjoy.Matcha Smoothie: Add contents of 1 packet, 6-8 oz of a dairy or non-dairy milk, and a scoop of ice to a blender. Blend until smooth. Size: 41 grams (1.45 oz) Servings: 10 single-serving sticks per box
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- Price
- $29.60 (page states this includes CA sales tax)
- Size Count
- 41 grams (1.45 oz) total; 10 single-serving sticks per box
- Sweetener
- Stevia-sweetened formulation (described as a 'Sugar Free Sweetened Matcha Blend')
- Packaging
- Convenient single-serving sticks with 'easy-tear film' packaging
- Key Features
- Marketed as 'For Lattes & Smoothies'; 'Just Add Milk'
- Usage Latte
- Mix contents of 1 packet in 6 oz of dairy or non-dairy hot or cold milk. Stir and enjoy.
- Usage Smoothie
- Add contents of 1 packet, 6-8 oz of dairy or non-dairy milk, and a scoop of ice to a blender. Blend until smooth.
- Availability
- In stock; available for one-time purchase or subscription (every 2 weeks, monthly, bimonthly, or quarterly)
- Certifications Seals Shown
- NGP (Non-GMO Project) seal visible on page
- Marketing Claim
- Positioned as 'guilt-free' for on-the-go consumption
- Also Sold On
- Amazon (linked from page)
- Not Disclosed On Page
- No specific tasting notes, cultivar, farm/region of origin, harvest timing, awards, shelf life, full ingredient list, nutritional information, or review ratings/counts were disclosed on this page
Research notes
Grade (ceremonial vs culinary) is not explicitly stated on this page for the base matcha used in the blend.