Updated March 15th, 2024.
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Welcome to “The Amazing Matcha Tea Latte”!
In today’s episode, “Matcha Tea Almond Latte,” you will learn all about this healthy, easy–to–make drink that will leave you energized and calm (You get the caffeine but without the crash that often comes with it!).
When I began studying the health benefits of green tea and how it can help with our performance, I became intrigued to learn more.
The benefits of matcha tea are amazing, including antioxidants, fiber, and L-theanine, to mention a few.
Green tea leaves and extract are found in many weight management and diet supplements because they curb appetite. The fiber in matcha is good because most people need more fiber in their diet. L-theanine increases alpha brain waves, allowing us to relax while awake.
How to Make a Matcha Tea Latte
The matcha latte recipe is quite simple. Its vibrant green color and smooth taste 
makes this a healthy drink deliciious.
1. Choose your matcha powder
Organic is ideal. Some want ceremonial-grade matcha, but since ceremonial matcha can be hard to find here, culinary-grade can suffice.
2. Gather your ingredients and tools
You will need a bamboo whisk or blender to mix the green tea powder and get it to the correct consistency for matcha tea. You will also need a sieve to sift the matcha and your choice of coconut, almond, or oat milk for the best mixture.
3. Combine half water and half milk
Mix the hot water and warm milk, which could scorch the fine powder and give it a bitter taste. Many people like to froth the milk with a milk frother.
4. Add the matcha powder
While the liquids are heating, add 1 – 2 teaspoons of matcha powder. Some people sift the powder into a mixing bowl to remove clumps, while others blend it.
5. Mix and enjoy!
After your liquids are ready, pour a small amount of each (2 ounces of each) into your matcha powder and gently mix with your bamboo whisk or blender. You know you’re doing it correctly when a frothy layer of small bubbles forms on the surface of your mixture.
Finally, pour the mixture into a cup and enjoy. If desired, pour the mixture over ice for an iced matcha latte. If the taste is too bitter, try adding a drizzle of coconut sugar (lower glycemic load), honey, or maple syrup to taste.
Click the image to watch the demonstration:
- The antioxidants are found in green tea extract
- Why you should consider ordering a matcha green tea next time you visit a coffee shop
- The health benefits of matcha powder
- The ingredient that is 137 times more powerful than green tea alone
- What are catechins and why they are so beneficial
- How this amazing drink increases your alpha brain waves (This is where you are in a state of relaxation but still awake.)
- Why oat, coconut or almond milk are such a great dairy alternative
- Which alternative ingredients help with low blood sugar, heart health, and even healthy brain function
- Insight to help you achieve and maintain your weight goal
- How to increase your energy, antioxidants, and productivity
- A live demonstration on how to make a matcha tea almond or coconut latte drink (or even with hemp, macadamia, cashew, or anything your heart desires!)
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Enjoy the episode!
Annette
