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Hmm, I don’t watch them do it. I will have to watch today when I go out again to get another! haha! I want to say maybe sweetened matcha because it does have a similar sweetness to the Starbucks version, although in my opinion, not as sweet as Starbucks, which is better for me. I don’t like a lot of sweet in my drinks.
I love Peet’s, they have good loose leafs to order and most of the baristas I have met actually know how to brew the tea.
Okay, a scoop of powder into milk and ice, then blend. They may add a sweetener too, but she didn’t mention it. I want to try to make it at home tonight.
Even if the matcha is sweetened (which I hope it isn’t), at least they’re smart enough not to put even more sweetener in it.
Never been to a Peet’s. How do they make it: real matcha, sweetened matcha, or liquid concentrate?
Hmm, I don’t watch them do it. I will have to watch today when I go out again to get another! haha! I want to say maybe sweetened matcha because it does have a similar sweetness to the Starbucks version, although in my opinion, not as sweet as Starbucks, which is better for me. I don’t like a lot of sweet in my drinks.
I love Peet’s, they have good loose leafs to order and most of the baristas I have met actually know how to brew the tea.
Yeah SBUX makes 2 mistakes- 1.) using sweetened matcha and 2.) adding classic syrup to it.
Okay, a scoop of powder into milk and ice, then blend. They may add a sweetener too, but she didn’t mention it. I want to try to make it at home tonight.
Even if the matcha is sweetened (which I hope it isn’t), at least they’re smart enough not to put even more sweetener in it.
Okay, so they use a powdered emulsifier, like xanthan gum, that also sweetens as well. Where do I find xanthan gum?