This hot cinnamon buttered matcha has the buttery, cinnamon goodness of a piece of buttered cinnamon toast. Matcha tea has great health benefits and tastes great in this warming low carb drink. Only 0.4g net carbs per serving!
If you want more matcha recipes check 5 morning matcha recipes !
I am always trying to think of new ways to drink my matcha tea and today I was craving cinnamon. So I thought about the flavors of a buttery piece of cinnamon toast and came up with this hot cinnamon buttered matcha recipe. This is a very simple recipe but you won’t be disappointed and it’s only 0.4g net carbs per serving.
Ever Try Butter Tea Or Bullet Proof Coffee?
Butter tea which is sometimes called Tibetan tea because they commonly drink it in Tibet. Traditionally it was made from tea leaves, yak butter, water and salt. The butter adds calories and energy that is why it is popular these days on keto or low carb diets. Bullet proof coffee also uses butter or other healthy fats and you would be surprised how tasty it is. When made in a blender the butter gives your tea or coffee a rich creamy taste to the beverage. Try it once and you will be hooked, though note I don’t use yak butter. 🙂
Why Drink Matcha Green Tea?
Matcha is a variety of green tea in which you consume the whole, powdered leaf. It’s not infused with a teabag or infuser like other teas. It’s the whole tea leaf ground into a powder which you can see in the above picture. It’s a great source of antioxidants and phytochemicals and has much less caffeine than coffee and tea (½ teaspoon matcha = 35mg/8oz, brewed coffee = 162mg/8oz, black tea = 42mg/8oz ).
Hot Cinnamon Buttered Matcha Recipe
This is very similar the the Minty Buttered Matcha from a few months back. All we are using is matcha tea, cinnamon, butter and Swerve sweetener. I use Kerrygold grassfed butter because I just think it tastes better but you can use whatever you have on hand. And while I used Swerve sweetener, originally I used coconut sugar and it doesn’t make or break the recipe. Therefore if you prefer another type of sweetener go for it. Lastly I used water but I think almond milk or even coconut milk would be good here too.
So all you do is put all of your ingredients in a high speed blender and whiz until frothy. If you are using almond milk or coconut milk, you will have to heat this up first. That’s all there is to it.
I hope you enjoy these matcha recipes! I get my matcha from Steeped Tea which if you are interested you can now buy it from me because I loved their teas so much I now sell it. Just click the graphic below.
Nutritional information for 1 serving with sweetener:
79 cals / 7.7g fat / 1.1g carbs / 0.7g fiber / 01g protein = 0.4g net carbs
Nutritional information using coconut sugar:
111 cals / 7.7g fat / 9.1g carbs / 0.7g fiber / 0.1g protein = 8.4g net carbs
Some of my other matcha recipes:
Lemongrass Ginger Coconut Matcha
Hot Cinnamon Buttered Matcha
This hot cinnamon buttered matcha has the buttery, cinnamon goodness of a piece of buttered cinnamon toast. Matcha tea has great health benefits and tastes great in this warming low carb drink.
Ingredients
- 8 oz boiling water
- ½ teaspoon matcha tea
- ½ teaspoon cinnamon
- 2 teaspoons butter
- 2 teaspoons Swerve sweetener ***
Instructions
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Add all ingredients to your high speed blender and blend on high.
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Pour and drink.
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Enjoy!
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Note*** Originally I made this with coconut sugar. If you use coconut sugar please use 2 teaspoons or more if you wish. For the low carb version I used Swerve sweetener. See post for nutritional information.
Debbie
Cinnamon Buttered Matcha tastes exactly how you think it will. Creamy, buttery and warm! The perfect autumn drink.
Heather
This sounds perfect for cool fall nights! I have never heard of matcha, but I hear lots about it. I love green tea so I will have to give this one a try for sure. Thanks so much for the recipe.
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Thanks Heather. I hope you like it.
Raia
Sounds like a delicious way to start the day. 🙂 Thanks for sharing at Savoring Saturdays, Denise! 🙂
Stephanie
Sounds great! Thanks for sharing at the #HomeMattersParty!
Stephanie
So Simply Stephanie
Janeen
I feel like I’m missing out by not drinking Matcha. I’ve heard about it for a couple of years now, but I’ve never tried it. Is it just green tea? I’m such a lover of espresso, I’d enjoy having a cup of something else hot to drink in-between my cups of “maybe it’s good for you, no wait, it’s not good in large quantities” coffee.
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It is green tea leaves that are ground into a fine powder. I too love coffee and espresso but can’t handle the caffeine anymore. I find the matcha gives me energy without being jittery. Thanks for stopping by!
Catherine Holt
Oh sounds interesting. I love these kind of drinks.
Thanks for sharing at Marvelous Monday on Smart Party Planning.
Janine Halloran
This looks delicious! I’ve never tried matcha tea, I’d like to start with this recipe. Thanks for linking up to the Bloggers Brags Pinterest Party. I have pinned your post to the Bloggers Brags Pinterest Board.
Jennifer | The Deliberate Mom
I have been drinking this for days now! It’s my new favourite way to drink matcha. Thanks so much for sharing. I just shared it on my Facebook page too. I hope others discover this – it’s soooooo tasty!
Thanks for sharing!
xoxo
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Thank you! That was very kind of you and so glad you like it!
Audrey
I need to look for Matcha, I have heard so many people rave about it lately.
Thanks for sharing on Tasty Tuesdays. Hope to see you back next week.