Prince of Peace 3 in 1 Matcha Latte

You're getting surprisingly close to the coffee shop experience. Multiple reviewers specifically mention it tastes like Starbucks or Dunkin' matcha lattes, with that same creamy, sweet profile. The main difference? You're making it in seconds at home for a fraction of the price. It won't satisfy purists looking for traditional ceremonial matcha, but if you love those sweet, creamy matcha lattes from coffee shops, this nails that vibe.

Genuinely, yes. Tear open a packet, add water (hot or cold), stir, and you're done. Reviewers consistently praise how quickly it dissolves without clumping—no whisking, no special tools, no technique required. The individual packets are pre-measured, so there's zero guesswork. It's legitimately just-add-water simple, which is why it's become a go-to for busy mornings and travel.

It comes pre-sweetened, and opinions split here. If you typically enjoy sweetened lattes, you'll probably find it perfectly balanced—not overly sweet, with that familiar latte sweetness. But if you prefer unsweetened or lightly sweetened drinks, this will likely be too sweet for your taste. The good news? Several reviewers mention adjusting the water amount (using less than the recommended 12 oz) to make it less diluted and get a richer flavor without extra sweetness.

Think smooth, creamy milk tea with a subtle, earthy matcha undertone. The matcha flavor is delicate rather than bold—you get that recognizable green tea earthiness without any bitterness. The texture is surprisingly creamy even though you're just adding water, and the overall profile is sweet and gentle. If you want intense, grassy ceremonial matcha flavor, this isn't it. But if you want a pleasant, approachable matcha latte that goes down easy, that's exactly what this delivers.

This is actually ideal for beginners. The pre-measured packets eliminate any intimidation factor, the preparation couldn't be simpler, and the familiar latte-style sweetness makes it very approachable if you're not used to matcha's earthy flavor. There's no bitterness to navigate, no whisking technique to master. Enthusiasts can still enjoy it too—several mention customizing it by adjusting water amounts or adding almond milk and vanilla extract for their preferred strength.

Yes, and reviewers confirm it dissolves well either way. Hot is probably more common, but the instant powder dissolves quickly in cold water too, making it convenient for iced matcha lattes without any extra effort. Some people even froth it with a frothing wand for that coffee-shop foam on top. The portability of the packets means you can make it wherever you have access to water, hot or cold.