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🍵 Fresh, green antioxidant machine

Green tea gets a flavor boost in this satisfying smoothie.
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Recipe of the Week
Green tea gets a flavor boost in this satisfying smoothie
Matcha comes from the same plant as regular green tea. However, matcha stands out for its high antioxidant content and concentration of beneficial plant compounds. It's grown and processed differently than regular green tea — the entire leaf is stone-ground into a bright green powder brimming with health-promoting catechins like epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG). These compounds help support brain health, heart health, and even weight loss.
This creamy shake allows you to reap all those benefits in a cool, luscious blend of flavors. The earthy, grassy matcha pairs perfectly with the burst of minty freshness. Spinach, banana, cashews, and protein powder lend a rich, smooth background sweetness. Throw in some ice to make it an extra-thick, milkshake-like treat.
I think this is truly a pleasure, and it's one you can customize with your choice of milk and additional health superstars like cacao nibs and maca powder. However you tweak it, this shake celebrates matcha's intense flavor and unmatched nutrition.
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After whipping up this refreshing shake, why not dive deeper into the world of matcha? This neat set provides all the tools you need to prepare ceremonial matcha and unlock its incredible flavor. You get a natural bamboo whisk for stirring, a scoop for properly measuring your matcha, and a fine stainless steel sifter for removing any clumps. Plus, the handbook has a step-by-step guide to the traditional Japanese preparation method. Matcha is too good to take shortcuts, and this set will show you the way.
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