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{{nihongo||粉茶| '''Konacha'''}} or '''Bud Tea''' is a type of [[green tea]], composed of the dust, tea buds and small leaves that are left behind after processing [[Gyokuro]] or [[Sencha]]. Konacha is cheaper than Sencha and is often served at sushi restaurants. It is also marketed as {{nihongo||玉露粉茶| '''Gyokurokocha'''}}.

{{nihongo||粉茶|'''''Konacha'''''|''powder tea''}} is a type of [[green tea]], composed of the dust, tea buds and small leaves that are left behind after processing [[Gyokuro]] or [[Sencha]]. Konacha is cheaper than Sencha and is often served at sushi restaurants. It is also marketed as {{nihongo||玉露粉茶| '''Gyokurokonacha'''}}.



Konacha has a strong flavor and is therefore good for use in cooking.<ref>Tokunaga, Mutsuko. ''New Tastes in Green Tea: A Novel Flavor for Familiar Drinks, Dishes, and Desserts''.</ref>

Konacha has a strong flavor and is therefore good for use in cooking.<ref>Tokunaga, Mutsuko. ''New Tastes in Green Tea: A Novel Flavor for Familiar Drinks, Dishes, and Desserts''.</ref>



==See also==

==See also==

*[[Green tea#Japanese green teas|List of Japanese teas]]

*[[Green tea#Japanese green tea|List of Japanese teas]]



==References==

==References==

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Latest revision as of 09:22, 21 March 2024

Konacha
TypeGreen

Other namesBud Tea
OriginJapan

Quick descriptionDark green, strongly-flavored, lower-grade tea

Konacha (粉茶, powder tea) is a type of green tea, composed of the dust, tea buds and small leaves that are left behind after processing GyokuroorSencha. Konacha is cheaper than Sencha and is often served at sushi restaurants. It is also marketed as Gyokurokonacha (玉露粉茶).

Konacha has a strong flavor and is therefore good for use in cooking.[1]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Tokunaga, Mutsuko. New Tastes in Green Tea: A Novel Flavor for Familiar Drinks, Dishes, and Desserts.

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