Chamberlain CoffeeBlue Matcha Latte, 10 OZ

I love the taste! If you like it a little sweet, this is for you!

Matcha is a hit or miss depending on your palette and preferences. I’m not a professional matcha connoisseur but I’ve tried multiple kinds of matcha and this one is on the pricier end but I find worth it for my personal needs and lifestyle. It’s perfectly tasty on its own mixed with water but I do usually drink it mixed with cold rice milk. Although I barely taste the lavender notes I’m assuming the lavender/mint tone down the intensity of the matcha flavor which I am definitely okay with. Recently I have mixed this matcha with equal parts of the Trader Joe’s Hemp Protein powder in rice milk and the combo was absolutely delicious! Also IT DOESNT GET CHUNKY! I usually use a little electric mixer or blender but in a rush I’ve shaken it in a sealed mason jar and it dissolved just fine. It does settle to the bottom like most things so if you’re sipping it slow definitely intermittently stir with a spoon. I can’t wait to try the other matcha flavors from this line once I’m out of this bag. Specifically the blue. I don’t drink it everyday so it’s lasted way longer than I expected since it’s more of my little sweet treat/coffee replacement reward.

Packaging is very cute. When opening, the powder almost seems to glisten - that’s when I became worried that this may taste a bit too sugary. Indeed, I could only get a couple of sips in before I just couldn’t drink any more due to the massive sugar flavor. Would have loved for this to be matcha alone with strawberry powder. Shame on me for not paying more attention to the ingredients list (sugar is the main ingredient). Will be taking to the break room at work for another poor tired sap to enjoy.

beautiful packaging, pretty and simple. strawberry flavor is very sweet by itself but is extra yummy with milk or vanilla milk. only quirk is that the bag doesn’t reseal well and it’s pricey for only 10g.

I expected to taste the flavor of matcha and lavender, but unfortunately, it wasn’t what I expected. I would not repurchase it. It's a total misconception, especially for that price.

I’ve had her strawberry matcha before which I loved so I wanted to try the lavender as well. It’s super easy to make and I never even really follow the given recipe (just eyeball it lol) and it still tastes great! It is sweet I will say. I am not someone who likes a ton of sweetener in my drinks and this definitely tastes pre sweetened but it’s not overkill. It is a bit pricey for matcha (you can def find cheaper ones on here) but it lasts me a while and I love Ms. Emma. I would definitely buy again!

This mix tastes more like strawberry milk made from underripe and/or too-tart strawberries than matcha with a strawberry flavor. Mix matcha with 170 degree water (hot, not boiling) for a more pronounced matcha flavor (astringency). Use cold water for a sweeter, less-pronounced flavor.Whatever ratio you pick, I recommend using more milk than water. For a hot or cold drink, I add 28g mix (a tablespoon) to 2 fl oz water and then add 5 fl oz unsweetened organic soy milk that has a higher fat content than most brands. This mix has no fat, and I think this ratio gives a good mouthfeel. I also don't recommend using more than 8 fl oz liquid total, so you may want to use less milk if you want more ice. Both the taste of the strawberry powder and the matcha become weak if you do.Bottom line: it's good, but I wouldn't buy it again. You'd get a better flavor mashing up ripe strawberries and sugar with some decent-quality matcha for less money.

I have tried the pistachio coffee, mango matcha powder, and now finally this Lavendar Latte mixture. I use about two spoonfuls of powder mix in a basic mug, with about a tablespoon of my own oat milk. I mix with a frother mixer to make sure there are no standalone granules in my mug. This is the smoothest, and most even tasting mixture by this company in my personal opinion. If you like lavendar I definitely recommend. If you are put off by flower flavors, then I suggest this mixture to try on your flavor pallet. The sweetness is just right, maybe a touch too much, but can be diluted with more hot water or unsweetened milk product.