Work out what your matcha costs
Enter what you paid and how much you use per cup. It comes preloaded with the 100 g Matcha Zen Ceremonial and the standard 2 g dose.
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Comparison worked out on a 2 g dose per cup. Important: the price per pack misleads, always compare per kilo or per cup.
The figure that surprises people: Matcha Zen at €20.99 for 100 g is the verified ceremonial with the best price per kilo of everything we have tasted (€209.90/kg). The Amazon matchas at €9 for 30 g look cheaper but come to €300/kg, and they are not real ceremonial grade.
| Brand | Price | Size | Cups (2 g) | €/cup |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Matcha Zen | €20.99 | 100 g | 50 | €0.42 |
| Japanese Tea Hub | €28.00 | 20 g | 10 | €2.80 |
| Matcha & Co Premium | €29.00 | 30 g | 15 | €1.93 |
| Cosmic Matcha | €24.50 | 30 g | 15 | €1.63 |
| Tesuko Saemidori | €31.00 | 30 g | 15 | €2.07 |
| Matcha Mercadona | €3.50 | 100 g | 50 | €0.07 |
Where to buy it
The price it comes preloaded with
Matcha Zen Ceremonial, 100 g for €20.99: €0.42 a cup at a 2 g dose. That is the value the calculator starts with.
€20.99 €24.99
See Matcha Zen on teamatchazen.com
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For perspective: A vending-machine coffee costs between €1 and €1.50 in Spain, where we buy our samples. Matcha Zen at €0.42 a cup comes in under a decent instant coffee. The Japanese Tea Hub at €2.80 sits at the level of a speciality espresso in a café. Cost is not the only criterion, but it helps put each purchase in perspective.