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Arkadia Revolutionizes Matcha With Innovative, Approachable Latte Line

By Minjun ParkAustralia
1 min read
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Arkadia, an Australian beverage company, has recently launched a new Matcha Latte product line featuring two distinct flavors: Original and Strawberry. The Original flavor offers a rich, authentic matcha taste, while the Strawberry flavor introduces a refreshing fruity twist. Both of these beverage options are 99% fat-free when mixed with water and are free from artificial colors, sweeteners, and preservatives.

A Fresh Approach to Matcha

Ramona Culda, the head of brands at Maltra Foods, Arkadia’s parent company, explained that their new product line aims to present matcha in a more approachable manner. Matcha is often associated with a bitter or grassy taste, which can be off-putting for some. To combat this, Arkadia has developed a smooth, creamy version of the traditionally bitter tea that can be enjoyed at any time of day.

Culda emphasizes, “We’ve created a blend that is incredibly sippable, with no compromise on flavor and definitely without the characteristic bitterness of matcha.”

Availability and Pricing Details

The Arkadia Matcha Latte range is available in 220g canisters and in packs of eight single-serve sachets. These products are priced at $7.50 and $0.95 respectively and can be purchased from Coles and Woolworths stores across the nation.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What flavors does the Arkadia Matcha Latte range include?

A.

The Arkadia Matcha Latte range includes two flavors: Original and Strawberry.

Q.

How has Arkadia made matcha more approachable with their new product?

A.

Arkadia has created a smooth and creamy version of traditionally bitter matcha, making it a refreshing beverage that can be enjoyed at any time of day, while maintaining the authentic matcha flavor.

Q.

Where can the Arkadia Matcha Latte range be purchased, and what is the cost?

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The Arkadia Matcha Latte range is available at Coles and Woolworths stores nationwide. The 220g canister is priced at $7.50, and the eight-pack of single-serve sachets costs $0.95.

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