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    Matcha Green Tea – Love the green

    August 17, 2016 - By Aziza Ahmed Paula

    [Matcha Green Tea ] Nothing is as best as a bowl of Matcha Green Tea to give you energy and boost your mood. In cafes I always like to have a big cup of Matcha latte to revive my energy. Be it a latte or just a simple bowl of warm Matcha, whatever way you drink it, it is just awesome. The deep mossy green slightly bitter tea is a wonder. Originated from China later popularized in Japan, now Matcha tea is a favorite in all over the world. Matcha is made from the same tea leaves as Gyokuro, hence…

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