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Weight management · Uganda

Matcha Suri in Uganda, reviewed: alert mornings and lighter eating with a matcha and taurine drink

Matcha Suri drink powder, 100 g pouch Pay on hand-over

Black tea with four spoons of sugar at the mid-morning break? Stir Matcha Suri into cool water instead: matcha brings natural caffeine for alertness, taurine and five plant extracts round out the glass. Drink it before lunch. Pay when the rider hands it over.

USh 150,000USh 300,000-50%
  • The supplier's consultant rings you to confirm your district, nearest landmark and how many packs you want.
  • Nothing to pay now; give the rider cash or mobile money when the parcel reaches you.

Matcha Suri and what it is for

A green cup for the tea break

Finely ground green tea takes the place of the sugary cup and carries its own natural caffeine.

Alertness, minus the sugar rush

Matcha's caffeine and the taurine in the pouch are the pair you know from energy drinks, served in a green glass.

A lighter eating routine

Swapped for a sweet drink and paired with smaller plates and more walking, it is a habit that is easy to keep up.

Ingredients: Matcha Suri

Green tea powder, an amino acid and five plant extracts, sweetened without sugar, in a 100 g pouch.

Matcha

shade-grown green tea ground whole into powder, bringing catechins and natural caffeine

Taurine, 7 g in the pouch

an amino acid known from energy drinks; the 100 g pouch holds 7 g of it

Five plant extracts

botanical extracts that round out the drink and its green taste

Sweeteners

give the powder its pleasant taste in water without any table sugar

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Matcha Suri: how and when to use it

  1. Stir the dose printed on the pouch into a glass of cool water until smooth.
  2. Drink it in the morning or before lunch, so the caffeine stays out of your evening.
  3. Close the pouch tightly after each use and keep it dry and out of the sun.

Heard from a user: Matcha Suri

5/5

My tea break, now green

Our staffroom in Gulu runs on sweet tea at break time, and I felt sleepy through the afternoon lessons. A colleague brought her pouch of Matcha Suri and let me try a glass.

I now mix it before the second lesson and never later in the day. I also walk home instead of taking a boda, which probably helps as much as the drink.

— Harriet A., 45, Gulu

Questions and answers on Matcha Suri

Better not. Matcha carries natural caffeine, so keep it for the morning or the hours before lunch; an evening glass may keep you awake.

No fixed pause is stated. If you notice shaky hands or broken sleep, take a few days off and cut back on tea and coffee at the same time.

Count your caffeine: a glass plus strong coffee or an energy drink adds up fast. Plain vitamins are usually fine; show other labels to your doctor.

No. Because of the caffeine and the sweeteners it is for adults of 18 and over, and pregnant or breastfeeding women should also leave it.

Taurine (7 g in the 100 g pouch), five plant extracts and sweeteners. It is a powder you stir into water, not a capsule.

Matcha Suri — photo

Matcha Suri: one call, payment on delivery

USh 150,000USh 300,000-50%
  • The supplier's consultant rings you to confirm your district, nearest landmark and how many packs you want.
  • Nothing to pay now; give the rider cash or mobile money when the parcel reaches you.

Matcha Suri: the ordering steps

Type two things

Your name and your phone number, nothing more.

Take the call

The supplier's consultant asks for your district, your landmark, the quantity and a day that suits you.

Pay on hand-over

Cash or mobile money, once the parcel is in your hands.

Matcha Suri: who should check with a doctor

Get medical advice first if

  • Caffeine makes you shaky or keeps you awake
  • Your heartbeat is irregular or your blood pressure is uncontrolled
  • You are pregnant, breastfeeding or under 18
  • You manage blood sugar and have not asked your doctor

Unwanted effects

  • Trouble sleeping
  • Shaky hands
  • Stomach discomfort

Photos: Matcha Suri

USh 150,000USh 300,000
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