Fact checked by Nick Blackmer If you’re a tea lover, chances are you’ve probably tried green tea and matcha. Though they’re both made from the same plant, Camellia sinensis, there are major ...

When it comes to what we’re sipping on all day, we know that it’s best not to drink our calories and that water is our friend. However, some days (okay, maybe every day) we crave more than plain H2O.

Both matcha and green tea come from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant, but there are key differences between how the two are manufactured. Green tea leaves typically undergo a simpler growing ...

Want to swap your coffee for matcha but not sure which one to choose? The Institute experts have tested a range of matcha ...

Matcha cocktails are taking over bar menus as bartenders embrace the trending green tea powder for Instagram-worthy drinks ...

Our Matcha Banana Bread Recipe. Banana bread is, believe it or not, an American classic. he first recipe can be found in a ...

TOKYO (AP) — Clad in an elegant kimono of pale green, tea ceremony instructor Keiko Kaneko uses a tiny wooden spoon to place a speck of matcha into a porcelain bowl. She froths up the special powdered ...

The video begins with a clip from Dosa Shack, a food truck in Austin, Texas, showcasing the making of matcha dosas – the ...

Matcha vs. coffee, which is healthier? Here, dietitians explain the health benefits of each and which provides more energy ...

Nishio, in Aichi Prefecture, bills itself as “the Matcha City.” Here, 98% of the tea produced is tencha, the raw material for matcha. The mild climate and mist from the Yahagi River enhance the ...