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Would matcha work or no?

• jansan 7y ago
  And would Matcha ice cream work?
  • suedpfalz 7y ago
    Not sure, but Matcha cheese cake will.
    • awakeasleep 7y ago
      Only if you have the money to pay for the study, and the wherewithal to ensure the scientists know who is buttering their bread
      • hinkley 7y ago
        I think we need to test for ice cream, cheesecake, mochi, and all combinations and sequences of consumption.
    • kyriakos 7y ago
      Slowly turning into reddit
      • throwlaplace 7y ago
        what exactly is the problem with a little levity once in a while?
        • dang 7y ago
          The problem is that people overestimate how funny their jokes are, and that sort of internet humor grows like kudzu. Particularly non-obvious witticisms do well on HN. They're just rare. https://hn.algolia.com/?query=%227609289%22&dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&sort=byDate&type=comment https://hn.algolia.com/?query=%227609289%22&dateRange=all&pa...
          • throwlaplace 7y ago
            the serious subs on Reddit seem to have no issues with this at all (r/math, r/programming, r/physics, r/compsci). I don't know why you think it would inevitably devolve into just noise. and on the contrary the atmosphere of "nothing but business" around here is very often stifling.
• pcurve 7y ago
  The study doesn't mention matcha but it does mention catechins as primary ingredients responsible for health benefits. Matacha contains several times more of the substance. Somewhat related article. https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/matcha-green-tea https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/matcha-green-tea
• numpad0 7y ago
  Matcha is just milled green tea brewed in a mug and beaten up, like coffee and espresso difference