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Coffee and matcha are both known for their energy-boosting benefits. However, they also offer an array of health benefits.

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Does Matcha Have Caffeine? Yes, it does. In fact, matcha typically contains more caffeine than regular green tea, but less than coffee. Since you consume the entire tea leaf in powdered form, matcha ...

One cup of coffee often provides 80–100 mg of caffeine. Matcha: 18.9–44.4 mg/g. It’s often prepared using 2 g, so the caffeine content is about 38–89 mg per serving.

Matcha is praised for its diverse range of potential health benefits, including antioxidant, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, anti-obesity, and even anti-cancer properties.