Berry Blue Matcha
Matcha Drink Mix
Low Caffeine
Caffeine-free: 0 mg per cup
Low Caffeine: 1-19 mg per cup
Medium Caffeine: 20-39 mg per cup
High Caffeine: 40+ mg per cup
Low Caffeine: 1-19 mg per cup
Medium Caffeine: 20-39 mg per cup
High Caffeine: 40+ mg per cup
Ingredients
Cane sugar, Butterfly pea flower powder, Matcha green tea, Organic blueberry flavoring.
How it tastes
Sweet & fruity blueberry with a fresh pop of matcha.
Promotions
green goes blue
Everything’s better in blue! Fresh, fruity & boosted with naturally vibrant butterfly pea flower, Berry Blue Matcha is ready to dazzle you with its beautiful blue hue! Besides being great to look at, this matcha powder is packed with all the energizing and metabolism-boosting benefits green tea has to offer, so it’s great for you, too! Whether you take it hot, iced or as a latte—your matcha game will never be the same.
What Makes It Great
- This is the revamped version of Blueberry Matcha! Same great flavor you know and love, but bluer than ever.
- Naturally colored with butterfly pea flowers to give it that beautiful blue hue—no dyes here!
- Sweet, fruity & refreshing, it makes an unforgettable iced matcha latte. Just add milk!
Highlights
Ingredients
Cane sugar, Butterfly pea flower powder, Matcha green tea, Organic blueberry flavoring.
Product Number
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11058US01
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<span itemprop="name">Recipe Changed - Now it’s Bitter, like My Tears</span>
<span itemprop="description">I was a diehard supporter, lover, and all around enthusiast of the old Blueberry Matcha recipe. I regularly ordered & consumed >20 cans every 1-2 months. After becoming allergic to chocolate, this blueberry matcha powder became both my favorite tea and snack. Yes, think Pixie Sticks without the stick. I found it delicious. Imagine my horror when I discovered that they were planning on adding Butterfly Pea Flower (bpf). Why do I object? It’s not because BPF is trendy and unnecessary, but because it is incredibly BITTER! The entire recipe was DESTROYED and is now inedible and undrinkable. I now have 10 unopened packets of the new Berry Blue Matcha I can’t return, can’t best to throw out, and can’t give away in good conscience since it’s such a nasty, unpleasant, bitter powder that makes me nauseous and with a nasty aftertaste for hours. Incredibly frustrating that a perfectly delicious recipe was ruined for no reasonable reason and obviously without adequate consumer testing - none of your loyal customers would willingly give up a time honoured recipe gor an uncertain fad with a nasty bitter taste.</span>
<div class="bvseo-pubdate">Date published: 2024-04-27</div>
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<span itemprop="name">Like the La Croix idea of blueberry matcha</span>
<span itemprop="description">Absolute garbage. 0/5 stars. I'm infuriated. Please fire the person who thought that changing the recipe in order to be trendy with butterfly tea would be a good idea, and then bring back the old flavor.</span>
<div class="bvseo-pubdate">Date published: 2024-04-23</div>
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