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Aiya Culinary Grade Matcha, Japanese Green Tea Powder Blended for Lattes and Baking, 100g

Aiya Culinary Grade Matcha, Japanese Green Tea Powder Blended for Lattes and Baking, 100g

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Aiya Culinary Grade Matcha: Japanese matcha blended for lattes, smoothies and baking. 100g.

Aiya Culinary Grade Matcha

Aiya Culinary Grade Matcha, Japanese Green Tea Powder Blended for Lattes and Baking, 100g

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Aiya Culinary Grade Matcha Details

Matcha specially blended for food and beverage use, in a 100g bag. Built for lattes, smoothies, ice cream and baking.

Ceremonial and culinary are not quality tiers so much as different jobs. Ceremonial grade is blended to be drunk on its own with water — smoother, sweeter, more delicate. Culinary grade is blended to hold its flavour against milk, sugar, heat and other ingredients, which is exactly what you want in a latte or a batch of cookies and is wasted in a plain bowl of tea.

One ingredient: pure matcha green tea powder.

The process is what separates matcha from ordinary green tea. The plants are shade grown for weeks before harvest, which forces the leaf to produce more chlorophyll and more L-theanine — that is where the deep colour and the savoury umami note come from. The leaves are then hand picked and stone ground into powder. Because you drink the whole leaf rather than an infusion, you get everything in it.

100g is the working size. Around 2g flavours a drink and 1–2 tablespoons flavours a batch of baked goods, so this bag covers dozens of servings — and it is the best cost per drink in the Aiya range.

Aiya has been family-owned since 1888 and is run today by the fifth generation of the Sugita family. They are based in Nishio, in Japan's Aichi prefecture, where matcha has been grown for over 800 years.

Who Aiya Culinary Grade Matcha Is For

This is for home bakers, latte makers and anyone blending matcha into smoothies who does not need organic certification. It is the most economical way into the brand, and the grade that actually suits what most people make with matcha.

Kosher certified. If you want to drink matcha straight in water, Ceremonial Grade is blended for that.

Aiya Culinary Grade Matcha Features and Benefits

  • Blended for Food and Beverage — Built to hold flavour against milk, sugar and heat.
  • 100g Working Size — Around 2g per drink, 1-2 tbsp per batch of baking.
  • Best Cost Per Drink — The most economical option in the Aiya range.
  • One Ingredient — Pure matcha green tea powder.
  • Shade Grown and Stone Ground — The same process as the ceremonial grades.
  • Kosher Certified — From Nishio, Japan.
  • Family Owned Since 1888 — Fifth-generation Sugita family, Aichi prefecture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Product Information

➕ What is Aiya Culinary Grade Matcha?
Matcha specially blended for food and beverage use, in a 100g bag. For lattes, smoothies, ice cream and baking.
➕ Why not just use ceremonial grade?
You can, but it is blended for delicacy in water and that character is lost against milk and sugar. Culinary grade is blended to carry through, and costs less per gram.
➕ How much do I use?
Around 2g to flavour a drink, or 1-2 tablespoons for a batch of baked goods.
➕ How does it compare to the organic culinary?
Same grade and use. The organic version carries USDA certification and costs slightly more.

Benefits of Ingredients

➕ Why does shade growing matter?
It builds chlorophyll and L-theanine in the leaf, producing matcha's colour and umami character.
➕ Will the colour survive baking?
Culinary grade is blended specifically to hold up against heat and other ingredients.
➕ What is in it?
Pure matcha green tea powder, and nothing else.

Usage and Storage

➕ How do I make a latte?
Whisk about 2g into a little hot water below boiling until smooth, then add hot or cold milk.
➕ What else can I use it for?
Smoothies, ice cream, frosting, cookies, cakes - anywhere you want matcha flavour and colour to carry.
➕ How should I store it?
Sealed, cool and away from light.

Use approximately 2g (1/2 tsp) to flavour drinks, or 1-2 tablespoons to flavour a batch of baked goods.

Additional Ingredients

Pure Matcha Green Tea Powder.

Warnings

Contains naturally occurring caffeine. Manufactured in a facility that may also process dairy, soy, tree nuts and wheat. Store sealed in a cool place away from light.

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