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Hatoya Hojicha 50g

22.99/0.00040813

Product Details

  • Origin: Uji, Kyoto, Japan
  • Grade: Premium roasted green tea powder
  • Processing: Carefully roasted and stone-ground for a rich, aromatic profile
  • Caffeine Level: Lower than traditional matcha, making it perfect for evening enjoyment
  • Usage: Ideal for hot or iced lattes, traditional tea, or baking, offering a versatile and flavorful hojicha experience

Marukyu Koyamaen Hojicha Powder A 100g

19.99/0.00035487
Features:
  • Premium quality roasted green tea powder
  • 100% authentic Japanese hojicha from Marukyu Koyamaen
  • Smooth, nutty, and aromatic flavor profile
  • Perfect for lattes, baking, and traditional tea
  • Convenient 100g resealable bag for freshness
Type A uses better green tea leaves and is less bitter than Type B. Suitable for Hojicha teas and hojicha lattes.

Marukyu Koyamaen Hojicha Powder B

20.99/0.00037263
Features:
  • Premium-grade roasted green tea powder
  • 100% authentic Japanese hojicha by Marukyu Koyamaen
  • Deeper roast for a rich and robust flavor
  • Great for lattes, baking, and traditional tea preparation
  • Convenient 100g resealable bag to lock in freshness
Type B is more bitter than Type A and is suitable of lattes. Bold and robust with a deeper, earthier flavor and stronger roasted notes.

Hojicha Powder for Sale – Roasted Green Tea for Lattes, Baking & More

Looking for Hojicha powder for sale? You’re in the right place. Whether you’re a café owner, home barista, or culinary enthusiast, our finely milled hojicha powder delivers the rich, roasted flavor of traditional Japanese tea in a smooth, versatile form — perfect for lattes, desserts, and daily sipping.


What Is Hojicha Powder?

Hojicha is a type of Japanese green tea that is roasted over charcoal, giving it a warm, nutty flavor and low caffeine content. Hojicha powder is simply this tea ground into a fine form, similar to matcha, allowing it to dissolve easily in hot water or milk. It’s ideal for making hojicha lattes, smoothies, and even baked goods like cookies and cakes.


Why Choose Our Hojicha Powder

  • Low Caffeine – Great for afternoons, evenings, or caffeine-sensitive drinkers

  • Smoky, Nutty Flavor – Roasted aroma and taste without bitterness

  • Barista-Approved – Froths well in milk for café-style hojicha lattes

  • Versatile – Use in drinks, baking, or creative recipes

  • Premium Quality – Sourced from top Japanese tea farms and stone-milled for smooth texture


Best Uses for Hojicha Powder

  • Hot or Iced Lattes – Just mix with milk or plant-based alternatives

  • Baking & Cooking – Add to muffins, cookies, or cake batter

  • Smoothies & Ice Creams – Unique flavor twist

  • Straight Tea – Stir into hot water for a mellow roasted tea

  • Gifts & Tea Kits – Combine with matcha for variety


Who Buys Hojicha Powder?

  • Home tea lovers exploring beyond matcha

  • Cafés and coffee shops looking to expand drink menus

  • Bakeries and dessert chefs

  • Health-conscious drinkers avoiding high caffeine

  • Gifting enthusiasts and wellness box creators


What to Look for When Buying Hojicha Powder

Feature Why It Matters
Origin Authentic hojicha comes from Japan, especially Kyoto and Uji regions.
Roast Level Light roast = milder, dark roast = deeper flavor.
Texture Finely milled powder blends smoothly without clumps.
Color Rich brown color indicates deep roast. Pale powders may be diluted.
Ingredients Should contain 100% roasted green tea with no additives or fillers.

FAQs About Buying Hojicha Powder

Q1: Is hojicha powder the same as loose-leaf hojicha?
No. Loose-leaf is for steeping like regular tea. Powder is for dissolving in drinks and recipes.

Q2: Does hojicha powder contain caffeine?
Yes, but much less than matcha or coffee. It’s perfect for late-day tea.

Q3: Can I use it in a latte without special equipment?
Yes! Just whisk with hot milk or use a handheld frother.

Q4: Is hojicha powder sweet?
No, it’s unsweetened. You can add sweeteners if desired.

Q5: What’s the shelf life?
Typically 6–12 months. Store in an airtight container away from light and moisture.