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Matcha: buy online, prepare at home or go for a coffee?

Matcha: buy online, prepare at home or go for a coffee?

March 19, 2025
Matcha: A difficult choice In 2025, matcha is everywhere! This Japanese green tea powder, renowned for its virtues and unique taste, is attracting more and more enthusiasts. But where to buy it? Do you prepare it yourself at home, or are you tempted by specialist cafés? Here's a detailed comparison to help you make the best choice. Buy Matcha Online: the comfort of home Advantages: ✔ Wide choice: Online stores offer an impressive variety of matchas, of different qualities, origins and prices. With TSUKI Ritual Kits, you have access to ceremonial-quality matcha: TSUKI Ritual Kit, with Original Matcha, perfect for an authentic experience. The Vanilla Ritual Kit, with Matcha Vanilla with subtle vanilla notes, ideal for a gourmet touch. ✔ Great value for money: a matcha in a café costs around €8, while a cup prepared at home costs less than €1 (80 cents). A considerable saving for matcha lovers! ✔ Convenience: Receive your matcha directly at home, effortlessly. ✔ Comprehensive information: Online product descriptions enable an informed choice. Disadvantages: ❌ Delivery times: You have to be patient for a few days before receiving your order. ❌ Quality to check: Hence the importance of choosing a trusted seller like TSUKI. Preparing matcha at home: a sensory experience Preparing your own matcha is an enriching experience. It allows you to control the quality of the drink and adapt the preparation to your own tastes. Advantages: ✔ Total control: You choose the matcha quality and adapt your recipe. ✔ All-in-one kit: TSUKI Ritual Kits include the essential accessories: The bamboo whisk (chasen) for perfect texture. The measuring spoon (chashaku) to reproduce the same proportions every time. No need for a special bowl, any bowl in your kitchen will do! ✔ Huge savings: Making matcha at home costs 10 times less than at the café. ✔ Freedom to customize: Adjust the intensity, add milk, syrup, or stay true to tradition. Disadvantages: ❌ Technique to master: But with the right accessories, getting the hang of it is a snap. ❌ Light preparation: A few seconds longer than a simple coffee order. Buying Matcha in a Café: Immediate pleasure. Advantages: ✔ Instant tasting: You enjoy your drink immediately. ✔ Expert advice: Staff can guide you on flavors. ✔ Social experience: A pleasant break away from home. Disadvantages: ❌ High price: €8 a cup vs. 80 cents at home. ❌ Less freedom: You can't adjust the proportions to your preferences. ❌ Travel required: You're dependent on the café's hours and location. Conclusion: the best choice is at home! If you want quality matcha that's economical and customizable, nothing beats home preparation. With TSUKI Ritual Kits, you have everything you need for an authentic, gourmet experience, at an unbeatable price. So, ready to transform your everyday life with the perfect matcha? ✨
How is our Original matcha produced?

How is our Original matcha produced?

August 23, 2024
  Behind every cup lies a painstaking, artisanal process, rooted in centuries of Japanese tradition. Discover how the Original is produced and why it tastes so good. 
Ceremonial Grade VS Culinary Grade

Ceremonial Grade VS Culinary Grade

le mai 23 2024
There are basically two grades of matcha: culinary-grade matcha and ceremonial-grade matcha. Understanding the differences between these two types can help you choose the right matcha for your needs and preferences.

100% Japanese matcha, cultivated with respect and know-how

All our matchas come from the Yabukita cultivar, renowned for its aromatic quality and rich umami content.

The tea leaves are harvested in the Shizuoka and Kagoshima regions, renowned for their exceptional tea plantations.

How to prepare your matcha?

3-step preparation

Pour your matcha and hot water into a bowl

For 1 g of matcha, add 40 ml of hot water (maximum 80°c).

Whisk vigorously

using W movements until dissolved and foaming.

Mix with the drink of your choice

Pour matcha into a glass with water, milk or the drink of your choice. For more recipes, click here.