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Old 07-29-2006, 10:36 PM
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anybody know any recipies for it ?
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Is this a hard candy you're referring to? Like a lemon drop but green tea flavored?

Is this something you've had before?

One would think that the temperature required for a hard candy (hard crack stage - 300ish) would impair many of green tea's more sensitive flavor compounds.
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it is hard candy and iv had it before
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There is also a soft green tea candy by Matcha Softo.

You might have to research candy making basics and experiment with flavoring.
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