Lord knows, I love matcha. I drink tea almost every day of my life. It starts my day and when I'm feeling a bit droopy, it invigorates me. I try to mix it up though, which probably explains why I have 20+ boxes and canisters of tea in my cupboard. I know, it's a bit excessive. Till the end of time, though, my heart will always have a deeper, special spot for matcha.
When I saw this recipe, I immediately knew I had to make it. It was a simple recipe which I happened to have all of the ingredients for, score! I love when that happens. Anyways, this slushie was exactly like any other matcha green tea slushie you'd get from a tea house! It was perfect: icy, smooth, filled to the brim with matcha flavor and just perfectly sweet. Of course, those little chewy balls of starchy goodness are always welcome too. One ounce of sweetener is the perfect amount - it was just enough to balance out the bitterness of the matcha.
Matcha Green Tea Slushie with Boba
Yields: 18 oz. (1 - 2 servings)
16 oz. cup filled with crushed ice
milk, soy milk or almond milk
1 1/2 tbsn. matcha green tea powder (such as these: Enzo USDA organic matcha powder)
1 oz. Ghiradelli white chocolate syrup (or 1 oz. 1:1 simple syrup)
1/4 cup boba, cooked per package directions
I love matcha slushies with boba!
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