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Use Prince of Peace Matcha Spread as a versatile topping or filling for toast, pancakes, yogurt parfaits, and no-bake desserts. Its creamy texture and balanced sweetness work well without extra sugar.
Why Matcha Spread Works for Both Breakfast and Dessert
Unlike powdered matcha that requires whisking, matcha spread is ready to use straight from the jar. Its velvety consistency spreads easily on warm toast or cold fruit, and the earthy-sweet flavor pairs well with both savory and sweet ingredients.
Because the spread already contains sugar and milk powder, you rarely need additional sweeteners. This makes it a convenient shortcut for busy mornings or last-minute dessert assembly.
What to Watch Out For
The spread is fairly rich, so a little goes a long way. Overloading can overwhelm other ingredients. Also, because it contains palm oil, it may firm up in the fridge—let it sit at room temperature for a few minutes before spreading.
How to Use Matcha Spread in Breakfasts and Desserts
- 1. Spread on Toast or Bagels: Toast your bread, then spread a thin layer (about 1 tablespoon) of matcha spread while the toast is still warm. The heat softens the spread further and helps it melt slightly into the bread. Don't pile it on—too much spread can make the toast soggy and overly sweet.
- 2. Swirl into Yogurt or Oatmeal: Stir 1–2 teaspoons of matcha spread into plain Greek yogurt or hot oatmeal. The spread dissolves partially, adding flavor and a slight green tint without needing honey or maple syrup. Stir thoroughly; the spread can clump if added to cold yogurt all at once.
- 3. Layer in Parfaits or No-Bake Desserts: Alternate layers of crushed cookies, yogurt or whipped cream, and matcha spread in a glass. For a firmer dessert, refrigerate for 20 minutes before serving. Chill the spread slightly if you want cleaner layers—it becomes easier to dollop.
- 4. Fill Crepes or Pancakes: Spread a thin layer on one half of a crepe or pancake, then fold or roll. The spread acts as a filling without needing additional butter or syrup. Warm the spread slightly (microwave 5 seconds) if it's too stiff to spread evenly.
- 5. Top Fruit or Rice Cakes: Dollop a small amount on apple slices, banana rounds, or plain rice cakes. The spread adds flavor and a creamy contrast to the fruit's acidity. Use within 30 minutes of assembly—the spread can make fruit slices slippery if left too long.
Product Facts
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Prince of Peace Matcha Spread, 7.4oz: Ingredients include sugar, canola oil, refined palm oil, whole milk powder, and demineralized whey powder. The milk powder and sugar give the spread a creamy sweetness, so you rarely need extra sweeteners in recipes.
Prince of Peace Matcha Spread, 7.4oz
