MATCHA LATTE

You don't have to filter it, you just have to put the 5g in your drink and stir until it dissolves.

Yes, but you will need some hot water or drink if you want to dissolve the powder easily. Yes, whether you drink it cold or hot, we recommend using our frother to promote dissolution.

The only difference is that to the Matcha Latte we add coconut drink and nuances of vanilla and cinnamon, which makes the flavor smoother.

Yes, it is suitable for pregnant and breastfeeding women.

The ideal is to take an amount of 5g per dose and you can drink up to three cups a day without any problem. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, do not take more than 1 a day.

You can take it at any time of the day but, although its L-theanine content modulates the effect of caffeine, try not to take it late in the afternoon or at night.

You can take it with your favorite drink. You can add it to milk, water, yogurt, smoothies or even recipes. However you want!

No, it does not break the fast, as long as you take it with water. If you consume it with milk or a vegetable drink, you WILL break your fast.
Our Matcha Latte has low caloric value per 5g of product (24 Kcal) and will help you stay satisfied.

Clear! Without any problem. You can mix them in the same drink or combine them throughout the day as you like and feel like. Except for organic Matcha, Energy Creamer and Calm creamer. You can take it on different days without any problem but you should avoid consuming them on the same day.

No, it does not contain gluten, lactose or any allergen or its traces.

Yes, but you will need some hot water or drink if you want to dissolve the powder easily. Yes, whether you drink it cold or hot, we recommend using our frother to promote dissolution.

Yes, vegan and Organic Certified.

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