Green Tea

Malcha Green Tea Powder

Net weight: 60g (2.11oz)
Product of Korea (South)
Ingredient 100% Green Tea Powder

Manufacture: Dongwon F&B
Visit: Dongwon F&B



What different is between Malcha and Powder green tea?


Powder green tea can be sun-grown, shade-grown, steamed, pan-fired, etc. It is ground up into powder form.
They are essentially the same - green tea leaves are ground in powder form.
All malcha is powdered green tea, BUT not all powdered green tea is malcha.
Malcha foam well upon whisking.

Fine powder and technology are required to produce these micro foams.
The finest powder comes from tea leaves that are ground down slowly using a stone mill.
Other methods include ceramic ball milling and mechanical milling to produce powdered green tea. The stone mill is a way to make Malcha very fine without compromising the leaf's health or health benefits.
Like a latte, the top bubble is smooth and delicate, making all the difference.




What is the Green Tea


Medical Reference Guide: Green Tea

Green Tea Field


Green tea leaves and flowers

Health benefits, side effects, and research

1. Green tea and cancer prevention
2. Green tea heart benefits
3. Green tea and lower cholesterol
4. Stroke risk and green tea
5. Green tea for type 2 diabetes
6. Green tea and weight loss
7. Green tea and inflammatory skin diseases
8. Working memory and the effects of green tea
9. Green tea and Alzheimer's
◆ Avoid direct sunlight and keep in a cool and dry place.

Direction

The appearance of Green Tea
in three different stages: (from left to right) the infused leaves, the dry leaves, and the liquid. (Notice that the infused leaves look greener than the dry leaves.)

For more information about Green Tea

Medical Reference Guide: Green Tea
University of Maryland medical Center

The Health Benefits of Green Tea
BBC Good Food

How Much Green Tea Should I Drink Daily?
Alternative Daily

10 Proven Benefits of Green Tea
Health Line

Green tea: Health benefits, side effects, and research
Medical News Today

A cup of Ginseng Tea may help boost memory