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Reddit mentions of Kirkland Ito En Matcha Blend Japanese Green Tea-100 ct 1.5g tea bags

Sentiment score: 9
Reddit mentions: 18

We found 18 Reddit mentions of Kirkland Ito En Matcha Blend Japanese Green Tea-100 ct 1.5g tea bags. Here are the top ones.

Kirkland Ito En Matcha Blend Japanese Green Tea-100 ct 1.5g tea bags
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    Features:
  • Authentic Japanese Sencha with matcha
  • Country of origin is United States
  • The package dimension of the product is 10.2cmL x 15.2cmW x 34.3cmH
  • The package weight of the product is 11.2 ounces
  • Allergen information: chicken_meat_free
Specs:
ColorGreen
Height4.724409444 Inches
Length7.086614166 Inches
Number of items1
Release dateJune 2016
Size100 Count (Pack of 1)
Weight0.33125 Pounds
Width4.724409444 Inches

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Found 18 comments on Kirkland Ito En Matcha Blend Japanese Green Tea-100 ct 1.5g tea bags:

u/LAWSKEE · 8 pointsr/keto

Let me introduce you to Kirkland's Green Tea.. You can find it at Costco. Check the reviews!

http://www.amazon.com/Kirkland-Signature-Matcha-Japanese-Leaves/dp/B000WB1YSE

u/NOREDDITNO · 6 pointsr/LifeProTips

For all you people wondering which green tea to drink, let me introduce you to

This motherfucker right here.

Matcha is not only the best possible green tea you can have, but it's also delicious. I reuse the bag about 3 times before it starts tasting watered down, but it hardly ever gets that over-used teabag taste. And don't let the Kirkland Signature turn you off, it's still genuine matcha.

Also, you'll only like it if you like green tea in general. I've had a coworker who hates the stuff, but loves things like peppermint and sugar in her green tea (???)

Edit: I also recommend black tea. If you've tried milk tea, you've basically had black tea, except without sugar and milk. Green tea has more antioxidants than black tea, but in my opinion, black tea tastes better than green.

u/sophmiester · 4 pointsr/tea
  • Whenever a vendor has a tea they list as "silver needle", you can safely assume there's going to be a price markup. Ignore teavana's white teas - the cheaper/better tasting teas will come from smaller tea vendors.
  • I've tried many green tea brands, but the one that sticks out the most is Kirklands Matcha Blend. This is my go-to green tea nowdays. It's cheaper to buy at costco instead of amazon though. It's a blend of matcha powder and tea leaves.
u/Redcat1991 · 3 pointsr/tea

the costco ito-en bagged sencha + matcha. it's like 100 bags for 10-15 bucks in a costco and on amazon it is almost 20.

u/hashtag_naptime · 3 pointsr/tea

For everyday, convenient "I-need-some-tea-in-me-stat" drinking I quite enjoy Costco's house brand green tea bags. It's actually Ito En tea, sold under the Kirkland name. 100 bags to a box, and if I recall it's about $15. Looks like this (Amazon link; though Costco is cheaper).

u/bjhardcandy · 2 pointsr/leangains

i cold steep it

storebought, no fucking way, i don't drink that sugary shit

http://www.amazon.com/Kirkland-Matcha-Blend-Japanese-Tea-100/dp/B000WB1YSE

u/DroningHornet · 2 pointsr/tea

There's the Kirkland matcha green tea blend that's pretty okay.

u/huge_hefner · 2 pointsr/Supplements

I take Optimum Nutrition creatine mono and whey, Nature Made fish oil, and NOW Vitamin D-3. They all seem to work for me (but I've never felt any difference with fish oil). This stuff is a relatively good green tea for cheap.

u/[deleted] · 2 pointsr/greentea

Kirkland makes a great bagged green tea that's pretty cheep. I get it from the store for about $14. You can find it on Amazon here:

http://www.amazon.com/Kirkland-Signature-Matcha-Japanese-Leaves/dp/B000WB1YSE

I drink a shit-ton of this stuff and it's pretty great. One thing to note is that you'll want to steep the water to the specified temperature (176F) for optimal flavor, just like every other green tea ;).

Cheep and cheerful!

u/thinsponeeded · 2 pointsr/proED

I actually started blending a Hibiscus Honey Lemon Tea and a green matcha tea together in my large liter water bottle, and it's amazing!

I also enjoy a classic Earl Grey with a bit of milk and sugar.

One of my faves is a Jujube/goji/longan berry blend. It's super common here in China, and sometimes hawthorn is included in it, too. It's naturally sweet, but adding a bit of rock sugar can be nice at times.

As for Chai, my favorite blend is Good Earth, but that was an older blend and I'm having trouble finding it online...

u/JK7ray · 1 pointr/teaexchange

Hello again! Got your PM. Would you like to try any or all of these teas? I can pack small quantities (such as 10-15g samples) or larger amounts, whatever is your preference.

u/douglasrain · 1 pointr/Nootropics

Hmm, I guess I need to give it a try. Any specific brand you'd recommend? I noticed this was the best reviewed brand on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Kirkland-Signature-Matcha-Japanese-Leaves/dp/B000WB1YSE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1346360553&sr=8-1&keywords=green+tea

u/consorts · 1 pointr/tea

why drink tea if you can't stand it? i like coffee a lot, i just prefer ice cold tea.

while others may post exotic tea ideas, i'll stick with the tried and true just to get you started;

black;

http://www.amazon.com/Yorkshire-Gold-tea-bags-box-bags/dp/B0001LQZOI

green;

http://www.amazon.com/Kirkland-Signature-Matcha-Japanese-Leaves/dp/B000WB1YSE

it's ok to garnish your tea with citrus juice or milk, sweeten with sugars or honey.

variety packs are fun to sample, just keep in mind they may not be different teas,

just various fruits|spices used to flavor them, kinda like flavored coffee creamers.

u/HORSEtheGAME · 1 pointr/tea

I'm probably not as much of a tea expert as the rest of the guys and gals here but I have this green matcha tea I bought from costco and it tastes good enough to me.

Comes in a huge package of 100 and isn't too expensive at about ~$0.20/bag.


This is tea with matcha however. I'm not sure if that is the same as just matcha.

u/awkwardsoul · 1 pointr/tea

I hate bags, but one of the better bagged greens from a grocery store I've had is Costco's Kirkland Green tea with sencha and matcha. It is by Ito En, which is a good tea seller that does matcha/greens pretty good. FYI, this has matcha so the caffeine will be high.

If you don't have a costco, you can buy online. https://www.amazon.com/Kirkland-Matcha-Blend-Japanese-Tea-100/dp/B000WB1YSE

If you can find Harney & Sons in store, they have good teas too and come in bagged form.

edit: since you are new. Refer to the side bar for temperatures. Green tea needs to be done at a lower temperature or it'll be a bitter mess.

u/dangerine_ · 1 pointr/keto

Interesting theory, but I've never heard of brewing tea that way. I found the brand I drink on amazon. 100% Japanese tea and it doesn't recommend throwing away the first brew.