Sep 23rd, '08, 01:24
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by Salsero » Sep 23rd, '08, 01:24
I loved the Ippodo set. It got me off to a good start and since I don't drink matcha terribly often, it is still my main equipment for making it. The starter tea they included is also a good quality.
http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?p= ... tcha#28537
Sep 23rd, '08, 01:33
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by Pentox » Sep 23rd, '08, 01:33
Salsero wrote:since I don't drink matcha terribly often
You should work on that sal. (Although I'm not really one to speak)
Sep 23rd, '08, 01:44
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by Salsero » Sep 23rd, '08, 01:44
Pentox wrote: You should work on that sal.
I know. I really like it too. Geekgirl is my hero cause she whups it up every day. For some reason I just don't seem to get around to it as often as I would like to.
Sep 23rd, '08, 12:22
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by Geekgirl » Sep 23rd, '08, 12:22
Just had my morning matcha.
I can vouch for the deliciousness of the matcha that comes in Ippodo's kit. Next I mean to try Ito-en's matcha, then Den's.
