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I’d just woken up when I made my first cup of this Damtuh matcha latte, so I wasn’t expecting much from a tiny mug. One sip in, I said “whoa, that’s so good” out loud. It’s sweet, it’s creamy, and it feels like a treat.
Damtuh sent me these sticks to try. I love them, and they’re going in my rotation of warm winter treats.
Quick Verdict
- Buy it if: you want a cozy cup you can make in a couple of minutes.
- Skip it if: you’d rather have plain matcha with a short ingredient list.
- My favorite feature: Big flavor from a really small cup.
- Would I buy again? Yes
What does the Damtuh matcha latte taste like?
There’s a ton of flavor here, probably because the whole stick goes into such a small cup. If it’s too strong for you, thin it out a bit.
I do like matcha, but some people say it tastes like grass. I didn’t get any grass at all. It’s also a lot stronger than the MUZ Tea instant matcha, which is really light and milky.
Damtuh Korean Matcha Latte Sticks
Korean matcha latte mix in single 20g sticks. Tear one open, mix it into hot water, and it’s ready.
Damtuh matcha latte nutrition and box size
- In the box: 7 sticks, 20g each
- Per stick: 70 calories, 2.5g fat, 15g carbs, 5g total sugars
- Added sugar: 0.7g per stick, with allulose as the main sweetener
- Water: about 3 ounces (90 mL) per stick
- Allergens: milk and soy
Who is the Damtuh matcha latte for?
Anyone who wants a sweet treat at home without heading out for one. It’s also handy to throw a stick in your purse when you’re going somewhere.
If you keep a stash of cozy drinks for cold nights, like the HABIT ONE magnesium cocoa, this fits right in. But this one has caffeine, so it’s a daytime drink.
How do you make a Damtuh matcha latte?
I poured about 3 ounces of hot water into a glass mug and dumped the stick in. It turned a nice bright green right away.
The directions just say stir well, so a spoon would probably work. I like using a little handheld mixer, though, and since there’s so little water I could run it almost full speed. It puffed up a lot.
The single-serve sticks
- No measuring: One stick is one serving, so there’s nothing to scoop.
- Slim packets: They’re long and skinny, so they tuck into a bag easily.
A few more things I liked
- It looks really yummy before you even make it.
- 70 calories a stick.
- You can make it hot or iced.
Before you order Damtuh matcha latte
- There’s a long ingredient list, starting with skim milk powder, allulose, milk cream, vegetable cream and casein. That’s why it’s not an every-morning drink for me.
- A box holds 7 sticks.
Damtuh matcha latte questions
Does Damtuh matcha latte have caffeine?
Yes. There’s real matcha in it, so I keep it to daytime and skip it at night.
How do you make Damtuh matcha latte iced?
Stir a stick into cold water and pour it over ice.
Is Damtuh matcha latte vegan?
No. It’s made with milk, so it’s vegetarian but not vegan or dairy-free. It also has soy.
Can you make Damtuh matcha latte with milk?
Yes. Damtuh’s directions say you can dissolve a stick in warm milk instead of water. I’ve only made it with water, so I can’t tell you how that version tastes.
How much water goes in one Damtuh matcha latte stick?
Damtuh says 90 mL, which is about 3 ounces of hot water. It makes a small, strong cup, so add a splash more if it’s too much for you.
Other matcha latte mixes to look at
- Jade Leaf Ceremonial Grade Matcha Packets: Plain Japanese matcha in 1g packets, so you pick your own milk and sweetener.
- Kroma Beauty Matcha Latte: Seven travel packets with collagen, plus a little ginger and turmeric.
- Matcha DNA Matcha Latte Sticks: Also 7 sticks at 20g each, sweetened with erythritol.
Would I make it again?
Yes. I really like it.
I’ll save it for when I want something sweet, not for every day.
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