1. Right-click the desktop, point to New, and then click Shortcut. 2. In Type the location of the item, type the path and name of the file or program you want to add as an icon, or click Browse to look for the file name, and then click Next.3. Type the name that you want to appear under the icon, and then click Finish.. Right-click the desktop, point to New, and then click Shortcut. 2. In Type the location of the item, type the path and name of the file or program you want to add as an icon, or click Browse to look for the file name, and then click Next. 3. Type the name that you want to appear under the icon, and then click Finish.
In a word, no. Caffeine is an integral part of the tea leave's chemistry. Due to matcha's powder form you cannot separate it as you would with regular tea leaves. Decaf green tea is achievable by either harsh chemical processes which are damaging to the teas quality.
It is made by grinding the green tea leaves into a fine powder. This powder is then blended with hot water to produce a bright green, frothy beverage that has a naturally sweet, rich flavor. The caffeine content is for 1 teaspoon (2 grams) of Matcha powder dissolved in 8oz of water. The caffeine content can vary slightly depending on the type and quality of Matcha used. Koicha (thick Matcha) is prepared using the double amount of Matcha powder so it would have twice the caffeine. Matcha tea is high in antioxidants due to the fact that the whole leaves are being consumed and not just brewed. Matcha must be kept in a tin, airtight container as oxygen can quickly cause it to degrade.