Tired of coffee and looking for a new way to energize your day? Matcha green tea is a great alternative that’s packed with health benefits and has a smooth, mild flavor. Matcha is made from green tea leaves that are ground into a fine powder. With matcha, you consume the whole tea leaf and get 100% of the nutritional benefits – antioxidants, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, and fiber – of green tea. Aiya Matcha to Go Sticks have all the health benefits of matcha packed in a single-serving stick. They’re are great for taking on-the-go – just add to a water bottle and give it a shake! There’s no sifting or whisking needed like with traditional matcha powders.

From the Eyes of a Parent:

Matcha is my favorite type of tea, but preparing it in the traditional way – with sifting, heating the water, and whisking – can take more time than I have. I love Aiya Matcha to Go Sticks because all I have to do is pour the matcha in a water bottle. It helps give me energy to fuel my family and provides an extra powerful does of antioxidants to keep me going.

The Icing on the Cake:

Aiya Matcha to Go Sticks have added dietary fiber to keep the matcha from clumping and it adds an extra nutritional boost! All of Aiya’s matcha is grown and produced in Nishio city, which is known to have the finest matcha for more than 800 years
 

Good to Go?

These awesome to Go Stick-Packs are great for on-the-go. Toss a few in your purse or in your car for healthful drinks anytime!

Mix it Up!

Stir Aiya Matcha into whipped cream and use in recipe that calls for whipped cream for a flavorful and delicius twist!

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