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Veggie Zinger Juice with Matcha Green Tea

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Veggie Zinger with Matcha Green Tea

We all know how good raw vegetables are for our health. Sometimes, though, it can be difficult to get all the goodness of these raw vegetables into our bodies without eating piles and piles of salad.

This is where a masticating slow juicer comes into its own.

I use the Froothie Optimum 600 slow juicer for my vegetable juices, and with this gorgeous green juice I’ve revved it up a notch by whisking in a teaspoonful of ceremonial grade green tea powder from Pure Chimp – creating a proper veggie zinger breakfast juice!

Pure Chimp, based in Cambridgeshire, have been selling ceremonial grade matcha green tea powder now since 2013. They’ve now expanded their range to include a wide variety of 100% natural skin, hair and health care products too.

Fresh vegetables for juicing

The best way to a healthy looking outside is to start with what you put on the inside, so in this veggie zinger vegetable juice we’ve got:

  • an apple – high in antioxidant polyphenols
  • grapes – rich sources of vitamins A, C, B6 and folate as well as loads of minerals
  • kohlrabi – high in vitamin C, B6 and potassium
  • celery – a great source of vitamin K and molybdenum
  • cucumber – rich in many B vitamins
  • broccoli – contains vitamin C and a whole host of antioxidant phytonutrients
  • spinach – provides protein, iron, vitamins and minerals
  • green tea powder – very high in antioxidants

Pure Chimp Matcha Green Tea

The Pure Chimp website says that their matcha green tea contains 137 times the antioxidants of regular green tea, equivalent to 10 cups of green tea in one serving. A natural source of caffeine (35 mg per serving) it can help increase energy levels without the anxiety, and may also help with weight loss!

Veggie Zinger Juice with Matcha Green Tea

Irregardless of any potential health benefits, this juice tastes fantastic. Vegetable juices can often taste a bit… like liquefied grass… (trust me, I’ve made a few of these!) but the addition of an apple and a handful of grapes adds a pleasant sweetness to the drink, while the matcha green tea powder energizes from within. A great start to a morning!

Pure Chimp Matcha Green Tea retails at £8.95 for a 30 gram pouch, or £14.95 for a 50 gram jar, although it’s currently (at the time of writing) on sale. 5% of their profits are donated to charity.

Pure Chimp have kindly offered my readers the chance to win one of five 50 gram jars of their Matcha green tea powder, so scroll down to the bottom of this post for the Rafflecopter entry form!

For more Matcha green tea recipe inspiration follow Pure Chimp on Facebook and Twitter or visit their website.

Veggie Zinger with Matcha Green Tea

A gorgeous green vegetable juice with a healthy dose of matcha green tea!
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Prep Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
Servings: 2 people
Author: Elizabeth

Ingredients

  • 1 green apple
  • 1 handful green grapes
  • 1 small kohlrabi peeled and quartered
  • 1 celery stalk
  • 4 inch cucumber unpeeled
  • 2 broccoli florets
  • 1 handful spinach leaves
  • 1 tsp Matcha green tea powder
  • ice to serve
  • cucumber slice to garnish
  • celery stick to garnish

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Instructions 

  • Place the apple, grapes, kohlrabi, celery, cucumber, broccoli and spinach into a wide mouthed slow juicer and juice.
  • Add the matcha green tea powder to the juice and whisk until blended.
  • Pour over plenty of ice and serve immediately, garnished with a cucumber slice and celery stick, if desired.

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GIVEAWAY

Pure Chimp have offered my readers the opportunity to win one of five 50 gram jars of Pure Chimp #SuperTea Matcha Green Tea RRP £14.95

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The prize is offered and provided by Pure Chimp. The prize is to win of five Pure Chimp #SuperTea Matcha Green Tea jars RRP £14.95. There is no cash alternative and the prize is not transferable.

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Disclaimer: Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary uses the Froothie Optimum 9400 blender, and the Froothie Optimum 600 slow juicer to make her juices, soups and smoothies. These are affiliate links, meaning if you buy a blender or juicer through them we will earn a small commission. This is a paid post for Pure Chimp, although all thoughts and opinions expressed are our own.

Comments

  1. Lorrie Roa says

    Tea!!! I also love both but I couldn’t live without tea. I try to stay away from caffeine so that makes my options slightly more limited, and tea has so many more choices for decaf than coffee does (I also prefer iced coffee over hot). Teavana teas are my favorite. I love anything fruity, decaf green tea, and lemon black tea. There are very few teas that I dislike other than chai!

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  2. Jessica says

    Hey ELIZABETH,

    Thanks for the recipe. It’s a new one. I should bookmark this website for the future recipe. You did a great job. I appreciate it. Thanks!

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  5. Kuvings says

    I have been juicing for a long time and this recipe looks wonderful. I recently quite drinking coffee and I love the addition of the matcha green tea powder. I’m going to give this a try and see if it will help with giving me the energy that I got from coffee.

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  8. darren says

    Hi, we can also add some citric juice (lemon or orange) too.

    The vitamin C contained in orange or lemon juice will help to increase the staying power of the antioxidant contained in Matcha. This allow us to absorb more benefit from every cup of matcha!

    I like your recipe. I think I will try it with the culinary matcha from Zendori next time. I heard culinary matcha is better when mixing with other ingredients compared to ceremonial matcha.

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  24. Amy Tang says

    Have you tried Matcha Green Tea before? How do you have yours?

    I have only had samples of a matcha here and there. We buy one from Hong Kong but I am not sure if it is the real deal as it taste very very sweet! Would be interested to try this!
    I usually have mine with hot water, dollop of honey and drink in the morning. I have also tried putting a teaspoon in with my yoghurt in the morning too!

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  34. Victoria Prince says

    I’ve never tried any kind of green tea before, but I’ve never been a tea drinker at all – recently I have discovered a love for it, but I’m really wanting to experiment with the healthier types so this would be ideal!

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  38. MoanyMike says

    Not tried it. My wife loves various herbal teas but I know neither of us have tried this one. Personally, I’ve not managed to get beyond a fruit flavoured tea on occasion but am entering to taste if I win or win some brownie points with the wife! Never a bad thing right? 🙂

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  45. Karen R says

    I’ve never heard of it before, but my family always tease me that if I can choose something overly healthy, I will try it – and try and get them to try it too!

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  48. Monica Gilbert says

    I lived in Japan for 2 years, so I’ve had lots of matcha tea and matcha flavored items. I’ve never tried juice with it, but I think I need to give it a try.

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  105. Emma @ Supper in the Suburbs says

    Wow what a fantastic looking juice! I do mine with just a little hot water whisked well. I’ve also tried it in baking but never juices or any other beauty products!

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  106. Ceri says

    What a vibrant juice = packed full of nutrition too! I’m a huge fan of matcha, and would have it everyday if I wasn’t such a coffee fiend!

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  139. Rhian says

    I’ve really struggled in the past to find a vegetable juice which tastes nice so I might have to give this a go. I have similar green tea from a recent beauty box so i’m sure I can use this and see how it works x

    Reply

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