*REVIEW* Red Leaf Matcha Green Tea

Awhile back I won a giveaway a fellow blogger and mommy friend of mine was running.

Well, tonight I tried it out and here is my "unofficial" little review of what I tried today.



I realized after I took these pictures that I got rid of our ice cube trays and so I didn't have any ice cubes to try it as a Frozen Latte. 

So I tried it as a Hot Latte. I should have know the results of this... 

I tried the Caramel Mocha first. It smelled HEAVENLY when I opened the bag. So I was actually really excited for a nice little afternoon sweetness! 

Yeah, not so much. Maybe I had too much milk or not enough Matcha. I don't know but it was gross, gross, gross. Unfortunately, I ended up dumping the rest down the drain.

If you want to try Red Leaf Matcha Green Tea yourself, visit HERE and I hear they give FFS (free for shipping) samples!

Stay tuned to this post. Eventually I will get some ice and try it as a Frozen Latte. I will keep all my "unofficial reviews" of this product to this post.

Ok. So I just looked up on their website the instructions of how to make a Hot Latte... WAY different than the little instruction card that came with my little package. Maybe this is why is was so utterly disgusting. I will give it a try using this recipe, again tomorrow sometime.


Yeah, my only instructions were to add 1 teaspoon of Match to 6-8oz of hot milk... That's it... hhhmmmm...

Anywho, I will try again tomorrow. Goodnight.


Until next time, friends


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