How to make Matcha the traditional Japanese way 🇯🇵 

To preventing it from breaking because it’s so thin and fragile Tbh, his whisking Isn’t really on point he got too little foam and too big air bubbles

His whisking is fine. Different teaceremony schools in Japan whisk matcha differently. Thick foam layers are common for the Urasenke school and are widely popular but the Omotesenke school I follow, for example, teaches less foam and a little "lake" without any. The most important thing is no clumps

@@karenn.8810 he said nice layer of foam. It’s fine but not that nice

Do you really need to make it foamy before drinking it as concentrated drink?

@@shenuevo depends on preference. If u practice urasenke it is necessary.

I heard: 7 mili meters 😭

70 ml

Or just until the matcha is almost or slightly covered

Or if u want u can add even more water

70mL

Just buy them separately, though for the matcha I recommend getting the good stuff. Not just a ceremonial marketing term. MK’s Isuzu matcha is a good start for the price.

how much is it? bcs i think cheaper matcha needs lot of powder for it to have that bitter matcha taste, bcs i had culinary grade matcha, i atleast need 2tbs of matcha powder for it to be strong (its 4am here, i haven't sleep all daylong psrdon me if my grammar is sucks af)

I use two spoon of Matcha, but sometimes I put too much and it shows in the bitterness. All depends of quality, your personal taste.

​@UCW7W4YBMMlNupAQk42Ot0KA you bought a culinary grade matcha and which is generally used for cooking (where you need a lot of it) or mixed drinks. It may still be pleasant to drink straight if you enjoy its taste profile. It's different from the first harvest “ceremonial” grade. Also to note, matcha oxidizes real fast, you will notice the taste changing over time, if you use a big bag little by little to make drinks over weeks/months.

that's Satie's famous Gymnopedie no. 1

​@@garethvers1384it reminds me of Minecraft

​@@lostpockets2227 same

Its literally my alarm💀

Loan jincheng zhang

Where did you get it? What’s the brand?

Gymnopedie

Gymnopedie No. 1 to be exact!

1 or 2 scoops

@@BrielleJanae4593 no no no what I meant was which brand do you use. (like the farmers name) or the teas packs name.

​@@Noducks4lifei recommend ceremonial grain matcha

@@Noducks4lifeI’ve heard zen wonders provide a solid variety of teas

@@xxash.xer_zzx3936what is the difference ?

This tradition actually makes a lot of sense. Some aspects might be pointless but overall there are good parts of a tea ceremony.

This is one of the beautiful ones;)

That’s mate… matcha is definitely japanese

I think you mean yerba mate

😂😂😂 oh man🙈

​​@@user-gv6jm2gn8j I agree cha Matte is Brazilian which has a brown colour but Matcha has bright green color and is japanese.