Does this come in tea bags or bulk powder? It's hard to tell with the instructions talking about taking by the teaspoon.
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The product I purchased (Moringa Source)came in tea bags (24).There are brands that sell the loose leaves (Organic Veda) has very good loose leaf teas. I hope this helps.
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Sorry Wendy. I do the same as the other respondent. The bags are huge and I always put them in airtight containers. I have a small bag from a local Amish bulk store and the ingredients on that label are the same as was previously mentioned in the other response.
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im not sure about this, but its a very good powder! dont need much and it lasts a long time! i use a little over a teaspoon for a big mug and its strong and a little sweet. i dont think u will be disappointed with it
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It is a powder and you mix it with water to take it. Make sure you follow directions on the label. This is an amazing product.
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I ordered the tea bag. the leaves feel stiff through the bag. However the flavor is there..as far as smell ,to me it smells like the Lipton tea bags, Hope this helps>>>>>
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powder mix. And it works fantastic. So easy to carry with you. Just dump it in a bottle of water and you are set.
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I have no idea about the tea bags. I use the tea that comes with it and other loose leaf tea. I have always used a lot of tea when I make it. I used to use 6 family size bags to make a pitcher of tea. I have noticed that when I use the amount that they call for, the tea is weaker than I like so I use more. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help, since i like my tea strong, I am probably the wrong person to ask.
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It's a powder that dissolves into a green tea with warm water. I don't whisk it so mine is thin. Hope this helps.
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Before purchasing this tea I watched a Youtube video showing a cup of green tea being prepared and the tea was measured with a Chashaku (Hooked Bamboo Scoop). Two scoops (slightly less than 1 tsp) or 3-4 scoops (about 1.5 tsp) depending on what you're making. One website says to measure ½ to 2 scoops of powder for Usucha and 3 to 4 scoops for Koicha. I also bought a Chasen (tea whisk). I've not made any tea yet, but I'm prepared!! When using the bamboo scoop I would think you'd be less apt to use more tea than you really need, thus getting as many servings as possible.
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I use medium tea bags, 2 tablespoons of tea and 12oz cup of boiling water I let it steep for 15 minutes and enjoy. This tea stays very fresh inside a ziplock plastic bag and the original brown bag it arrived in. Hope this helps.
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I bought the powder instead of loose tea as I put it in smoothies or sprinkle some on veggies, etc. I do not remember the amount as I store it in a container. I like it very much & feel that it helps with every day stressors.
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I use a WELL rounded full teaspoon, or two teaspoons in my tea infuser. Makes a strong tar. This bag wil last me forever.
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No, buying it in bulk is the best way. I bought the 4.46 oz bag for home. But if your going to carry it around with you, get the 500 count individual packet unit.
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I make my tea by the cup and use 2 tablespoons and steep it in the little mesh bags I buy in the Oriental food section of the grocery store. Hope that helps you.
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This Matcha Powder will not "completely" dissolve. The bamboo wisk does a good job, but the powder is from tea leaves and you will see sediments. What I do is just dilute my tea cup with clean water and consume the "sediment."
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I did a review on Oolong tea which is tea bags. I don't understand what powdered matcha green tea is. I have purchased the plain green tea before and it is tea bags too. There is a type that is loose called gunpowder green tea. Sorry I can't answer but just don't know what you are talking about.
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I am sorry, my answer was wrong. I just bought pills and to answer your question correctly, they are tea bags not capsules... the tea is very nice and smooth. Marie Thompson