Of all of the tea infused recipes, to my taste buds, these Crispy Treats prepared using Matcha (powdered green tea) had the most intense actual tea flavor. Gail Gastelu of Tea House Times arrived with this new take on an old familiar favorite. The recipe can be found on the Aiya Tea website, here. Gail also provided sample packets of matcha for each of the attendees to take home. It is noted on the packaging that Matcha is high in antioxidants, aides mental focus, and provides natural energy.Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Crispy Matcha Treats
Of all of the tea infused recipes, to my taste buds, these Crispy Treats prepared using Matcha (powdered green tea) had the most intense actual tea flavor. Gail Gastelu of Tea House Times arrived with this new take on an old familiar favorite. The recipe can be found on the Aiya Tea website, here. Gail also provided sample packets of matcha for each of the attendees to take home. It is noted on the packaging that Matcha is high in antioxidants, aides mental focus, and provides natural energy.
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They look yummy! I love this idea! Thanks!
I've been enjoying all these recipe ideas. Where is a good place to buy matcha?
These look amazing! I have made them before, and my kids loved them. You basically follow the same recipe for "regular" rice krispies squares and add a couple of spoons of matcha to the mixture.
Now those look good. I have a small bag of matcha just waiting for the perfect recipe, now wondering if this is it.
Hummm... I have never used matcha. Maybe it's time I order some!
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