PureChimp Matcha Green Tea Review

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I normally have 2 or 3 coffees a day but have been swapping my morning coffee for a PureChimp Matcha Green Tea*(50g £9.95)

Purechimp offer 4 flavours. Regular, turmeric, mint or lemon matcha tea. I personally preferred the PureChimp Lemon Matcha Green Tea* (20g £4.95) over the regular Matcha.

The taste is not unpleasant but does takes a bit of getting used too, especially if you are having it solely with water. You can enjoy Matcha in a variety of ways however...adding half a teaspoon into smoothies, juice or make a Matcha Latte. Recipe below. Matcha can also be added into home bakes just as cookies, brownies and pancakes. The possibilities are endless really.





It's reccomemded you have 1-2 servings per day but up to 5 is fine. More than this will put you over the reccomended caffeine limit. Matcha Green Tea contains around 35mg of caffeine per serving. A serving is 1g (½ a level teaspoon).


Benefits of Matcha Tea


Over 50x the anti-oxidising power of spinach per gram! (See chart)
Can help to improve your mood, memory & concentration.
Feel good energy for up to 6 hours
Can help to boost your metabolism
Improves skin from within


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Matcha Latte using Lemon Matcha Green Tea, Forever Bee Honey & milk


Matcha Green Tea Latte


Ingredients
1/2 tsp matcha tea powder
1 tsp maple syrup or honey
250ml milk of your choice

Method
Put the Matcha and sweetener into a mug, pour in 1 tbsp boiling water and stir to a thick paste.
Heat the milk until steaming but not boiling, then pour the milk into the matcha paste.
Enjoy your tasty Matcha Latte!


*Gifted to me as part of LoveLula's Accredited Blogger Programme. All thought's are honest and my own. Post contains two affiliate links.


Comments

  1. Petra NakashianMay 30, 2019 at 6:35 AM

    I also prefer having flavoured matcha than just the plain one. I really like the turmeric & ginger matcha from Purechimp, it's totally delicious. I make it with water, some almond milk, a little bit of coconut oil and some honey. Heaven!

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    1. AilsaJaneMay 30, 2019 at 9:48 AM

      ooh i love ginger so might give that one a try soon. i think i need to get some almond or coconut milk in the house, give a nicer flavour to drinks than normal cows milk does. x

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