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These rich buttery-sweet crumbly Matcha Green Tea Shortbread Cookies are infused with the delicate flavor of green tea and finished with sparkling turbinado sugar. They make a delightful gift for the holidays. We wrapped short stacks of matcha green shortbread tea cookies with raffia, and then finished each with a delicate bird-shaped Christmas ornament for festive gift giving treats.
Why Try? In a sea of traditional holiday cookies, these Zen-like cookies offer a unique alternative. Wonderfully relaxing served with a pot of steaming-hot green tea.
Foodie Byte: Matcha green tea powder is available in Asian markets and specialty tea shops. Sold in small tins, this concentrated fine-ground green leaf tea powder adds delicate green tea flavor to desserts such as cookies, cupcakes, and ice cream, and beverages including lattes, smoothies and frappes.
Calories 217, Carbohydrates 25g, Cholesterol 30mg, Fat 12g, Fat Calories 103, Fiber 0.53g, Protein 2g, Saturated Fat 7g, Sodium 32mg. Daily Values: Calcium 6.46mg 1%, Phos 24.51mg 2%, Copper 0.03mg 2%, Zinc 0.15mg 1%, Panto 0.1mg 1%, Biotin 0.2mcg 67%, Magnesium 4.61mg 1%, Iron 0.91mg 5%, Vitamin B6 1%, Vitamin B12 0%, Vitamin D 2%, Vit E-a-Toco 1%, Vitamin A 7%. Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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