Pink Matcha

The flavour direction

A tart botanical direction for fruit-led drinks.

Part of the MATCHA collection, bringing green tea together with a distinctive flavour direction. We are preparing the range for production. Refer to the finished product label for serving, nutrition and allergen information.

ingredients

• Matcha green tea
• Hibiscus

Three ways to carry it

Preparation, without guesswork

For a plain green tea powder, start with 1–2 g, sift, mix with 30–60 ml warm water and add milk or water to taste. This is a general preparation guide, not a validated serving instruction for the blend. Follow the finished product label when available.

Allergen & caffeine notes

Ingredient flag: None specified; verify the final label. Every current MATCHA blend includes green tea, so none should be described as caffeine-free. Exact caffeine and cross-contact information require a finished-product specification.

A tart botanical direction for fruit-led drinks

Pink brings green tea and hibiscus into one direction. Think about the entire recipe when exploring it: a fruit drink, a milk drink and a smoothie bowl each has a different texture and ingredient balance. Do not assume that a pink package means a particular sweetness level or a ready-made smoothie formula.

If you add fruit, choose a small starting amount and compare the drink before adding sweetener. If you combine acidic ingredients and milk, trial a small portion first because the complete recipe affects texture. For an alternative botanical serving, our hibiscus tropical bowl uses a flower infusion and fruit; it is a separate recipe rather than the finished Pink blend itself.

Choose the format around your routine

The 50 g tin is a countertop format, the 100 g pouch is the refill format, and GO provides portable 5 g sticks in a 20-stick box. Format and drink portion are different decisions. A full stick is not a universal recommendation for one cup; use the finished instructions and the recipe you intend to make.

For home, think about how often you will open the pack and where you will prepare the drink. For a serving team, think about consistency, lot identification and the ability to answer ingredient questions. A refill should retain its label information when transferred to the appropriate tin. Portable portions still need suitable storage and handling.

Plan powder use with clear arithmetic

For a plain-tea example, pack weight divided by powder per serving gives an approximate number of portions. This planning calculation excludes preparation losses and is not a serving instruction for this particular blend. Different finished products can require different amounts.

For the ingredient background, read the detailed guide. For a general method, use our preparation guide.

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