Sakura Powder 100% Japanese Cherry Blossom, Sakura Latte Gluten-Free, Keto Friendly, Made in Japan 5.3 Oz (150g)

🌸 beautiful pink color🌹amazing sweet aroma🦋 Phenomenal flavor w/ simply 1 teaspoon mixed in to 1 glass of room temperature water. (Why bother heating it!?)🛠️ problematic info. on packaging:1. Indicates serving size is 1 teaspoon and that there are only 10 servings in the package. However, There are FAR more than 10 teaspoons’ worth in the bag.2. Instructions for its use specified using 2 to 3 teaspoons — NOT merely 1 teaspoon indicated elsewhere as the serving size — added to 50 ml (@1.5 OUNCES!) of water. That’s absurd. At only 1 teaspoon to about much more water than packaging specified — I used 8 or more ounces of water — it was VERY strong and flavorful.

Has a great Sakura flavor that is very strong meaning you won't need as much as you think you will.

Smaller portions should be used with this product, as it is very very sweet. But it tastes great!

Really wish I would have read the 1 star reviews. This was my first time trying sakura period. Was hoping for a great experience but as son as I opened the bag it smelled strong of rose scented body soap! I made a cold foam for coffee to enjoy the color and floral notes (had hoped that it wouldn't taste like soap). I was sadly mistaken. It taste as it smells like I'm drinking soap. Even sitting on the porch with the wind blowing the smell is still extremely powerful. I highly doubt I will be using this any further and definitely will not be sharing it with friends as originally planned.

It's yummy and dissolves easily on warm water but I feel the flavour is somehow resembles rose more than the cherry blossom I'm used to.

My local coffee shop had a seasonal Sakura matcha and it was so good I had to make it at home! This is the exact powder they used and it has an amazing floral and slightly sweet taste. I mixed it with matcha, milk, and agave over ice!

It is delious

I'm sorry, this can't be 100% powdered cherry blossoms with absolutely no other additives or ingredients.It is granulated, it doesn't have a truly powered texture, and it produces the distinctive cooling sensation of a sugar alcohol on your tongue when tasted alone.This is my first order of a sakura powder, so I don't know what the taste and smell are supposed to be, but this one smells pretty heavily of roses when you open the package - I buy rose powder, and even that doesn't smell as strong.The flavor is good, and the color is nice - I would want to use the powder if I thought I knew what the actual ingredients were. Unreported ingredients can be a real issue for people with allergies and sensitivities, either the manufacturer or the distributor should update the information on the packaging.