Oishi Matcha 30g - Organic Latte Grade Matcha - First Harvest - Premium Japanese Matcha - Lattes, Smoothies, Baking - Radiation Free, No Additives, Zero Sugar - USDA and JAS Certified (1oz tin)
Oishi Matcha 30g - Organic Latte Grade Matcha - First Harvest - Premium Japanese Matcha - Lattes, Smoothies, Baking - Radiation Free, No Additives, Zero Sugar - USDA and JAS Certified (1oz tin)
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Features of Oishi Matcha (おいしい) by Matcha Konomi

  • 100% pure Matcha green tea powder with no additives or fillers
  • Premium quality
  • First harvest gourmet Matcha
  • Certified organic (USDA and JAS)
  • Product of Uji (宇治), a small city located in the Kyoto prefecture of Japan
Oishi tin

Please read before purchase

  • Oishi Matcha was developed specifically for creating high-end food items and beverages made with multiple additional ingredients. Compared to "ceremonial matcha", Oishi Matcha will have a stronger green tea flavor that will be easier to surface when mixed with other ingredients. Compared to "culinary matcha", it is of higher quality (first harvest instead of second/third harvest), it will have a more appealing taste (significantly less astringent than "culinary matcha"), and it will give food items a more beautiful color (bright green instead of yellowish-green).
  • If you are interested in drinking matcha as a tea (with water only) or in an unsweetened latte, we recommend using ceremonial matcha like our Akira Matcha or Amaya Matcha. If you are interested in drinking matcha in a sweetened latte or in smoothies, we recommend using Oishi Matcha. If you have already tried drinking "ceremonial matcha" and found yourself to favor a stronger green tea flavor, Oishi Matcha will be a great choice.
  • Although this tin is supposed to have 30 servings (based on weight), the serving size of 1g (1/2 tsp) is based on use in beverages. It is likely to go through the tin significantly faster when used for baking or creating food items.
Oishi vs Culinary Matcha

Frequently Asked Question

  1. Has this Matcha been tested for radiation and lead? Yes, we test for contamination. Radioactive cesium (Cs-134 and Cs-137) is not detected in our Matcha, and lead level is < 0.5 PPM.
  2. What is the shelf life of Matcha? Matcha should be consumed within 12-14 months from grinding, assuming it was properly stored in a cool and dark environment away from heat, light, and humidity. Once package is opened, it should be consumed within 1-2 months while continued to be stored properly (preferably by refrigeration).
  3. What is the company's policy when setting the expiration date? We set the expiration date 12 months from time of grinding. While Matcha does not "go bad" after 12 months, the quality and flavor are expected to change even with proper storage.
  4. What is the number of servings in the 30g tin? Although this tin is supposed to have 30 servings (based on weight), the serving size of 1g (1/2 tsp) is based on use in beverages. It is likely to go through the tin significantly faster when used for baking or creating food items.
  5. What is the proper storage method? Please store in a cool and dark environment, and keep the bag tightly sealed in fridge after opening it.
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Oishi Matcha 30g - Organic Latte Grade Matcha - First Harvest - Premium Japanese Matcha - Lattes, Smoothies, Baking - Radiation Free, No Additives, Zero Sugar - USDA and JAS Certified (1oz tin)
Oishi Matcha 30g - Organic Latte Grade Matcha - First Harvest - Premium Japanese Matcha - Lattes, Smoothies, Baking - Radiation Free, No Additives, Zero Sugar - USDA and JAS Certified (1oz tin)

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Features of Oishi Matcha (おいしい) by Matcha Konomi

  • 100% pure Matcha green tea powder with no additives or fillers
  • Premium quality
  • First harvest gourmet Matcha
  • Certified organic (USDA and JAS)
  • Product of Uji (宇治), a small city located in the Kyoto prefecture of Japan
Oishi tin

Please read before purchase

  • Oishi Matcha was developed specifically for creating high-end food items and beverages made with multiple additional ingredients. Compared to "ceremonial matcha", Oishi Matcha will have a stronger green tea flavor that will be easier to surface when mixed with other ingredients. Compared to "culinary matcha", it is of higher quality (first harvest instead of second/third harvest), it will have a more appealing taste (significantly less astringent than "culinary matcha"), and it will give food items a more beautiful color (bright green instead of yellowish-green).
  • If you are interested in drinking matcha as a tea (with water only) or in an unsweetened latte, we recommend using ceremonial matcha like our Akira Matcha or Amaya Matcha. If you are interested in drinking matcha in a sweetened latte or in smoothies, we recommend using Oishi Matcha. If you have already tried drinking "ceremonial matcha" and found yourself to favor a stronger green tea flavor, Oishi Matcha will be a great choice.
  • Although this tin is supposed to have 30 servings (based on weight), the serving size of 1g (1/2 tsp) is based on use in beverages. It is likely to go through the tin significantly faster when used for baking or creating food items.
Oishi vs Culinary Matcha

Frequently Asked Question

  1. Has this Matcha been tested for radiation and lead? Yes, we test for contamination. Radioactive cesium (Cs-134 and Cs-137) is not detected in our Matcha, and lead level is < 0.5 PPM.
  2. What is the shelf life of Matcha? Matcha should be consumed within 12-14 months from grinding, assuming it was properly stored in a cool and dark environment away from heat, light, and humidity. Once package is opened, it should be consumed within 1-2 months while continued to be stored properly (preferably by refrigeration).
  3. What is the company's policy when setting the expiration date? We set the expiration date 12 months from time of grinding. While Matcha does not "go bad" after 12 months, the quality and flavor are expected to change even with proper storage.
  4. What is the number of servings in the 30g tin? Although this tin is supposed to have 30 servings (based on weight), the serving size of 1g (1/2 tsp) is based on use in beverages. It is likely to go through the tin significantly faster when used for baking or creating food items.
  5. What is the proper storage method? Please store in a cool and dark environment, and keep the bag tightly sealed in fridge after opening it.
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2 The rules apply and summit for receive compensation
3 The conditions of accrual for amount insurance
3 The conditions of accrual for amount insurance
5 Damage to the parcel during international shipping, which resulted in damage to the goods in it
6 Loss of individual goods under international shipment The absence individual goods in the parcel
7 Non-compliance individual goods in color, size, complications Damage to the goods during international shipment
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