Start with what the box actually gives you
The Perfect Matcha Latte Kit is a bundled set for making matcha lattes at home, not a single bag of powder. Before you plan your first cup, it helps to know which items you are working with, because the kit includes two different matchas and two tools with distinct jobs.
The kit is built around hot and iced lattes, and the recipes inside the box are the ones used in the brand's UK stores. That makes it a reasonable starting point if you want a repeatable routine rather than experimenting with separate purchases.
What's inside the Perfect Matcha Latte Kit
- Perfect Matcha Latte Kit: Pure Grade Matcha, 30g tin: described as the best-selling classic ceremonial grade matcha. This is the straightforward matcha to reach for when you want a classic latte without added fruit notes.
Perfect Matcha Latte Kit - Perfect Matcha Latte Kit: Super Matcha, 30g tin: described as a smooth Japanese matcha with acai berries and blueberries. A second, fruit-forward option lets you compare two styles of latte from one kit.
- Perfect Matcha Latte Kit: Handheld Milk & Matcha Frother and a Perfect Matcha Spoon are included. These are the two tools you will use for whisking and frothing, so you do not need to buy them separately.
- Perfect Matcha Latte Kit: Recipes are included inside the box. Use the supplied recipes as your starting ratios rather than guessing quantities.
Two matchas, two latte moods
Pure Grade Matcha is the classic choice: a ceremonial grade matcha positioned as the best-selling standard. Super Matcha adds acai berries and blueberries for a smoother, fruitier profile. Both are sourced from Japan, suitable for vegans, and sugar-free according to the product information.
If you are new to matcha, start with Pure Grade so you can taste the base flavor clearly. Try Super Matcha next and decide whether the berry notes suit your usual milk and sweetness level. The kit does not include a milk or sweetener, so those choices stay with you.
How to use the kit for a hot or iced matcha latte
The kit supplies the matcha, spoon, frother, and recipes. It does not supply measured brewing times or milk quantities, so follow the recipes in the box for exact ratios. The sequence below keeps the tools and ingredients in a sensible order.
- Measure the matcha with the Perfect Matcha Spoon: Use the included spoon rather than a kitchen tablespoon so your scoop matches the kit's intended portion.
- Whisk the matcha with the handheld frother: The frother is the kit's mixing tool. Use it to combine the matcha with water before adding milk, following the recipe card for quantities.
- Add your milk and froth again if needed: The frother is described as a milk and matcha frother, so it can handle both stages. For a hot latte, warm the milk first; for iced, use cold milk and ice as your recipe directs.
- Choose Pure Grade or Super Matcha: Make the same recipe with each tin to compare the classic and berry-forward styles side by side.
What the kit does not confirm
The supplied product information does not include specific brewing temperatures, water volumes, milk quantities, or storage instructions beyond the recipes inside the box. Treat the recipe cards as the authoritative guide for your first few lattes, and adjust only after you have tasted the result.
Allergen details are also not confirmed by the supplied information. The kit is described as suitable for vegans and sugar-free, but that is not the same as a full allergen statement. If you have a milk or other allergy, check the packaging and the individual product pages before using the kit.
Is the kit worth it for a beginner?
The kit's value case rests on bundling. The product information states the contents are worth £69.85 and that buying the kit saves up to 10% compared with purchasing each item separately. For a beginner, that means one purchase covers two matchas, a frother, a spoon, and recipes.
- Choose the kit if: You want to try both a classic and a berry matcha, need a frother and spoon, and prefer following tested store recipes rather than building a setup from scratch.
- Skip the kit if: You already own a frother and spoon, or you only drink one style of matcha and would rather buy a single tin.
A simple first-week plan
Make one hot latte with Pure Grade Matcha using the recipe card. The next day, make the same recipe with Super Matcha so the difference between the two tins is clear. Then try the iced version with whichever matcha you preferred. By the end of the week you will know your preferred matcha, your milk choice, and whether you like your latte hot or iced, which is more useful than chasing a perfect cup on day one.
