Hojicha vs Matcha: Tea Benefits
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Hojicha is a type of roasted Japanese tea with a brown color and flavors resembling hazelnuts and caramel. It is made from leaves and stems that are roasted at high temperatures. It is characterized by its low caffeine content compared to matcha and green tea, making it suitable to drink later in the day. However, there is no strong scientific evidence supporting its health benefits in weight loss, improving digestion, or lowering cholesterol. It is easily prepared by mixing two grams of the powder with water at approximately 70°C (158°F). It is recommended to avoid consuming it with food to prevent interference with iron absorption, especially for people with iron deficiency. Although Hojicha is believed to be beneficial, its health effects are still under study. It serves as a low-calorie alternative to sweetened beverages.
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