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green tea pop ice

by gingkoseto » Jun 22nd, '09, 20:14

I made some green tea pop ice with green powder. I love making pop ice myself because I would know exactly what's in it :D I used green tea powder, water, light cream and maple syrup. That's all!
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I used this green tea powder product. The product is also labeled "matcha" but strictly speaking it's just green powder, not as fine as matcha. But it's much less expensive than matcha, and is similar to the material used to make "matcha icecream"
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by Chip » Jun 22nd, '09, 20:19

"KOOL!"

Do you whip it, then put it in molds?
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by spot52 » Jun 22nd, '09, 20:32

Chip wrote:"KOOL!"
Look at you chip! being quite literal!! :lol:

Those look great!
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by gingkoseto » Jun 22nd, '09, 20:43

Chip wrote:"KOOL!"

Do you whip it, then put it in molds?
Yeah. The pink stick is from the mold. I just stired even the mixture of ingredient. I use this ugly little "mixer" a friend gave me. My friend got a whole set of Teavana tetsubin tea set. The tea set is beautiful and looks expensive, but this bamboo "egg beater" in the set looks quite out of place. Nobody knows why this ugly little thing was included there so my friend gave it to me. :P

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by sdancer » Jul 9th, '09, 08:44

The "egg beater" is probaby a (very rough) bastardization of a chasen, a bamboo whisk to mix the powder with hot water. See e.g. here: http://www.yuuki-cha.com/Organic+Matcha/Matcha+Whisks

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by geeber1 » Jul 9th, '09, 11:15

Looks delicious, Gingko! :D

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by reincarnate » Jul 12th, '09, 17:25

I used to have these ice cream molds when i was a child :)

Those look funky!

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by gingkoseto » Jul 21st, '09, 00:13

And bubble green tea made with tea powder, milk and sugar. Most of the time I would skip the electric beater and just make it green tea latte :D

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Re: green tea pop ice

by DJ3riple » Jul 30th, '09, 16:51

Neat idea, I am totally gonna try this! Thanks for sharing :)

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