Spacegoods Matcha Dust brings matcha’s lift and mushroom clarity together for a daily upgrade
Spacegoods has killed two trends with one powder by releasing yet another hybrid super-blend.
This time, the functional mushroom specialist has combined adaptogenic fungi with matcha in a brain-fog-busting drop that plants a flag in two booming markets.
Both matcha and functional mushrooms have exploded in popularity in recent months, with everyday wellness chasers seeking cleaner, more focused alternatives to coffee.
Spacegoods Matcha Dust, as this latest innovation has been christened, promises to end that search.
“Another new launch today by the Spacegoods team,” wrote Spacegoods founder Matthew Kelly.
“I hate jumping on something a bit ‘late’, but I consider this really just a matcha extension to our existing, very well-known Rainbow Dust mushroom coffee product, so it’s different.
“Of course, we had to put our own spin on this though, so matcha + mushrooms is live now!”
The hero ingredient of Spacegoods Matcha Dust is, of course, matcha. The finely ground green tea powder is not just famed for its Instagram-worthy aesthetic.
It delivers a powerful mix of antioxidants, amino acids, and vitamins, alongside a unique blend of natural caffeine and L-Theanine.
While natural caffeine offers a smoother lift than synthetic alternatives anyway, L-Theanine helps counteract its jittery effects, promoting calm, sustained energy for a longer boost.
The matcha is backed up by a supporting cast of three functional mushroom extracts: Cordyceps Sinensis, Chaga, and the popular Lion’s Mane.
Together, this trio has the potential to boost cognitive function, increase energy and endurance, and tackle inflammation.
Rounding out Spacegoods Matcha Dust is KSM-66® Ashwagandha — a much-studied nootropic — Maca Root, and Vitamin B5 to support natural energy production.
The impressive formula debuts in a Vanilla Matcha flavour, free from added sugar and naturally sweetened with stevia.
Each serving returns just 30 calories, 5g of carbs, and less than 1g each of sugar and fat.
Kelly and co. believe they’ve nailed the taste, pledging a delicious profile far removed from the ‘grassy’ flavour associated with most matcha products.
The powder is best enjoyed mixed with 250ml of hot water, or warm oat milk for a creamier taste.
Spacegoods Matcha Dust is already live in 30-serving pouches on the extraterrestrial brand’s website, with a special introductory offer in place for those who move fast.
Subscribing to monthly deliveries brings the price down from £39 to £29, while also netting you a free spoon, mug, whisk, and month-long trial for ClassPass.
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