The producer says its flavour does not overwhelm the natural flavours of accompanying foods.
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Ippodo presents Ikuyo-no-mukashi as an approachable matcha for newcomers, with a taste that pairs easily with food.
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The producer says its flavour does not overwhelm the natural flavours of accompanying foods.
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Ippodo suggests fruit, dried fruit, nuts, or a casual snack-time cup.
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Ippodo’s general cold method: sift 2g; whisk with 60ml chilled water for 15 seconds.
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