Medically reviewed by Sohaib Imtiaz, MD Matcha is a powder made from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant, a type of ...

Matcha is growing in popularity, with many consumers switching their daily coffee for the green tea. We delve into why ...

Experts are warning of a matcha shortage after the global demand for the viral drink started going through the roof thanks to ...

A busy Houston pop-up dishing out hand-crafted matcha on the spot, a Michelin-recognized ramen restaurant with an unlikely ...

Matcha's caffeine content can depend on its age and quality — it may have up to 130 mg per serving. Matcha also contains antioxidants and other compounds that can lower inflammation and cancer risk.

Matcha is also a source of antioxidants, which can improve male fertility and bone ... drank more than 10 4-ounce portions of green tea a day developed cancer 7.3 years later than those who ...

It can be cooked with (anyone remember the episode of Come Dine With Me when one bloke tried to make matcha ice cream?) or used to dye foods green, but the really high-quality stuff is best left ...