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.
Traditionally, you drink matcha by adding boiling water and mixing it with a bamboo whisk until frothy. But that's really just the beginning. Consider matcha the protein powder of the tea world: You can add it to practically anythingâsmoothies, baked goods, yogurt, you name it. We talked with Julie Krupa of DavidsTea tea shop and some of our match-savvy editors for super simple recipes featuring this antioxidant-packed superfood. 1. Green Smoothie 2.0.