Buddha Teas Organic Matcha Green Tea 18 Tea Bags
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Buddha Teas Organic Matcha Green Tea 18 Tea Bags is an organic green tea and matcha blend in a convenient tea bag format. It combines organic green tea with organic matcha green tea powder for a grassy, slightly sweet and smooth cup.
This product fills a clear Buddha Teas range gap at Eco Traders and gives customers a caffeinated option within the tea and infusions shelf. It is a good fit for shoppers who prefer the flavour of matcha and green tea but want the simplicity of a tea bag rather than loose powder preparation.
The official Buddha Teas page currently shows this item as out of stock, so this PDP should remain Draft until supplier availability is confirmed through Unique. Once supply is clear, it can sit alongside Buddha Teas Dandelion Root, Milk Thistle, Hibiscus and other organic boxed teas.
To prepare, use one tea bag per cup with water heated to around 150 to 175 degrees Fahrenheit and steep for 2 to 5 minutes. Avoid boiling water if a smoother green tea flavour is preferred.
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- Bottom line
- An organic Buddha Teas green tea and matcha blend in an 18 tea bag pack.
- What it is
- Buddha Teas Organic Matcha Green Tea 18 Tea Bags is a caffeinated organic green tea bag product with matcha powder.
- Why people choose it
- People choose it for matcha flavour, green tea character and tea bag convenience.
- How it’s used
- Steep one tea bag in hot water at 150 to 175 degrees Fahrenheit for 2 to 5 minutes.